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More Democrats are backing the plan, which continues spending at current levels but does not include aid to Israel or Ukraine.
An overview of the ins and outs of compromise.
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The budget resolution sets a mid-September deadline for the congressional committees drafting the tax and spending legislation.
Hours-long federal government shutdown ends with budget accord as Trump signs off.
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