Potential Commanders stadium in D.C. not part of final government spending bill
The U.S. House of Representatives avoided a government shutdown by passing legislation that will extend funding into mid-March. However, the bill no longer includes language that would transfer control of the RFK campus in the nation’s capital from the federal government to the District.
DC control of RFK Stadium site in jeopardy amid new House spending bill
As part of Congress’ work to prevent a government shutdown, U.S. House Republicans introduced a new spending bill Thursday that, if passed, would avoid it. The American Relief Act 2025 also strips the provision that would allow the District of Columbia to take control of the former RFK Stadium site,
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