House passes 1.7 trillion spending bill with Ukraine aid
The House approved a 1.7 trillion omnibus funding bill financing federal agencies through September and providing roughly 45 billion for Ukraine and NATO allies. It merges 12 appropriations bills with disaster relief and policy changes, sending the measure to President Biden for signature as Republicans prepare to take the majority next year.
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Wall Street ends higher despite third weekly loss
A choppy day on Wall Street finished with broad gains as major indexes rebounded late in the session. The S&P 500 rose 0.6 percent, Dow gained 0.5 percent, and Nasdaq up 0.2 percent as investors weighed inflation signals, strong jobs data, and outlooks for Federal Reserve policy ahead of a long holiday weekend.
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