Revised Stopgap Budget Passes House on Big Bipartisan Vote

By ExchangeMonitor

On Tuesday, with an overwhelming bipartisan vote, the House rewrote and then passed a stopgap spending bill that would freeze budgets for Department of Energy nuclear programs at 2020 levels through Dec. 11. The revised bill sailed through 357-57, with 14 not voting…

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