The U.S. House of Representatives approved a $1.4 trillion spending package on Tuesday to avert a partial government shutdown until at least September 2020, which would also increase the tobacco purchasing age to 21, and repeal several of the Affordable Care Act’s taxes. It will now go to the Senate.
Politics
U.S. House approves $1.4 trillion spending deal to avert shutdown, sends to Senate
More Videos
-
Lebanon ceasefire: What’s needed to keep peace
-
‘So many crossings’: Canada-U.S. border security a growing concern
-
What Trump’s tariff threat could mean for Canada
-
‘We need to be strong’: Calls for Canadian unity over Trump’s tariff threats
-
‘Where’s our plan to fight back?’: Poilievre, Singh demand Trudeau respond to Trump tariffs
-
Canada, U.S. have ‘shared interests’ in controlling unauthorized cross-border flow: Miller
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article