Senate Passes Spending Bill to Avoid Shutdown

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Dec.11 — The Senate passed a one-week stopgap spending bill Friday, giving President Donald Trump just enough time to sign it and avert a government shutdown after current funding runs out at midnight. Laura Davison reports on “Bloomberg Markets.”

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