Senate Passes Short-term Budget Patch, Needs Biden’s Signature

By ExchangeMonitor

Following the lead of the House of Representatives earlier this month, the U.S. Senate voted 65-to-27 Thursday evening to approve a short-term spending deal to keep the federal government open through March 11. President Joe Biden was expected to sign the latest…

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