Senate passes bill to end shutdown, sending it to the House
The Senate passed legislation to reopen the government and end the record-long shutdown after eight Democrats broke with their party and joined Republicans to break
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The Senate passed legislation to reopen the government and end the record-long shutdown after eight Democrats broke with their party and joined Republicans to break
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