House Passes Short-term Spending Bill, Punting Shutdown Fight To November

Erica Werner, Washington Post: Business
Thu, 09/19/2019 - 12:35pm

The legislation extending government funding through Nov. 21 is expected to pass Senate next week

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House Passes Short-term Spending Bill, Punting Shutdown Fight To November

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