Trump signs funding bill to avert a government shutdown
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Saturday signed into law a six-month funding bill, averting a government shutdown. In a post on X, White House Spokesperson Harrison Fields said Trump signed the bill and thanked Democrats who joined Republicans to approve the continuing measure.
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The Senate has swiftly approved legislation that would allow the District of Columbia to keep its budget intact.
The Senate passed a Republican-led government funding bill on Friday, narrowly averting a midnight government shutdown. D.C.
Democrats have been sharply divided over the Trump-backed spending bill to avoid a government shutdown at midnight.
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