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Congress Poised for First Salary Increase in 15 Years Amid Discontent

Members of Congress may receive a pay raise for the first time since 2009 under a controversial government funding bill.

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For the first time in 15 years, Congress is set to vote on a spending bill that includes a potential raise of up to $6,600. While some lawmakers argue it's necessary due to inflation, others oppose it amid concerns of political backlash. Critics highlight the discrepancy between lawmakers’ salaries and their constituents' struggles. The funding bill, which must pass to avert a government shutdown, has ignited a heated debate over congressional compensation amidst rising costs of living.

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