House approves 1.1 trillion funding bill amid bipartisan support
The House narrowly backs a 1.1 trillion spending package to fund the government through Sept 30, overriding Democratic objections to bank regulation rollbacks and immigration policy. President Obama and Vice President Biden urged Democrats to vote yes as senators prepare for a final showdown.
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