Senate approves 85 billion in cuts to avert shutdown
The Senate voted 73 to 26 to lock in 85 billion in across the board spending cuts through the fiscal year end while avoiding a government shutdown. White House tours remained canceled with debate over reopening and relief for meat inspectors drew bipartisan support to prevent furloughs.
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Colorado governor signs sweeping gun control bills
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed a package of gun bills imposing background checks on private and online sales and banning magazines holding more than 15 rounds. The measures take effect July 1 and follow national debate sparked by the Aurora theater attack and Sandy Hook.
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