“The House passed a two-week stopgap spending bill one day before a deadline to avoid a government shutdown,” The Hill reports.
“House Republicans managed to pass the legislation on their own in the 235-193 vote, despite often coming short of securing a majority of the majority on measures to keep the government open in recent years.”
The Senate also approved the bill which heads to President Trump for his signature.
For members: Why a Shutdown Still Seems Very Likely
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