Senate Delays Sweeping Spending Bill, Heads to August Recess Amidst Political Friction
The U.S. Senate has postponed action on a major party-line spending bill, demanded by President Donald Trump, until after the November election, as lawmakers begin their August recess. The bill, designed to boost defense spending, farm assistance, and election grant funding, faced opposition and potential Democratic-prompted votes on various provisions.
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