OMB chief doesn't rule out domestic spending freeze

• Susan Davis and Peter Cohn
• February 5, 2004

Bush budget battered from many sides

• Peter Cohn
• February 3, 2004

Budget hawks seek to alter process; appropriators balk

• Peter Cohn and Mark Wegner
• February 3, 2004

Bush unveils $2.4 trillion fiscal 2005 budget proposal

• Peter Cohn
• February 2, 2004

House appropriators: Domestic spending freeze won't dent deficit

• Peter Cohn
• January 29, 2004

Senate budget chairman to propose five-year plan

• Peter Cohn
• January 28, 2004

Deficit projected to hit record high this year, then decline

• Peter Cohn
• January 26, 2004

Bush will limit non-Defense spending to 1 percent increase

• Peter Cohn
• January 23, 2004

Report: Iraq reconstruction may need more resources

• Peter Cohn
• January 23, 2004

Fiscal 2005 budget battle gears up on Hill

• Peter Cohn
• January 22, 2004

Omnibus spending measure headed to White House

• Susan Davis and Peter Cohn
• January 22, 2004

Senate leader loses first round on omnibus bill, but passage likely

Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., failed Tuesday in his effort to cut off debate on the fiscal 2004 omnibus appropriations bill. But the measure is expected to pass as early as Thursday.

• Susan Davis and Peter Cohn
• January 20, 2004

Fate of $820 billion omnibus spending bill still unclear

• Jerry Hagstrom and Peter Cohn
• January 16, 2004

Senate leaders urge colleagues to pass omnibus spending bill

• Peter Cohn
• January 15, 2004

President Bush details space budget amid mixed reaction

• Peter Cohn and Mark Wegner
• January 14, 2004

Administration itemizes Iraq expenditures

• Peter Cohn
• January 12, 2004

Senate returns to face familiar spending dilemma

• Susan Davis and Peter Cohn
• January 5, 2004

Senator holds up Commerce nominee over fisheries earmark

• Peter Cohn
• December 19, 2003

Omnibus inaction could freeze agencies at 2003 funding levels

• Peter Cohn
• December 16, 2003

Senate leader faces several hurdles to fast passage of omnibus

• Peter Cohn
• December 12, 2003