Top senators negotiating a disaster aid deal are closing in on a compromise that could get a Senate vote as early as next week to unlock more than $17 billion in assistance to ailing communities
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Sen. David Perdue , who has been one of Congress’ main go-betweens with the president throughout months of heated negotiations on the aid package said Trump called him early Thursday about disaster aid.Sign Up
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