US House Passes $1.15 Trillion Military Bill Expanding Israel Cooperation Amid War on Iran
The US House of Representatives passed a $1.15 trillion military bill, expanding cooperation with Israel and funding the war on Iran, in a 216-212 vote along party lines. The bill, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2027, faces uncertainty in the Senate and includes Trump's priorities, including voting restrictions. The passage was complicated by Trump's decision to join Israel in attacking Iran without congressional approval.
Where Sources Diverge
al-jazeera and guardian mention the bill's connection to Trump's decision to join Israel in attacking Iran, while the-hindu does not.
Bill to fund war on Iran and a handful of Trump priorities passes largely along party lines, faces Senate uncertainty.
Passage of annual bill complicated by Trump’s decision to join Israel in attacking Iran without congressional approval
Though it traditionally sees significant bipartisan support, the 2027 National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA) passed the lower chamber in a 216-212 vote, a sign of the growing polarization under President Donald Trump
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Bill to fund war on Iran and a handful of Trump priorities passes largely along party lines, faces Senate uncertainty.
Though it traditionally sees significant bipartisan support, the 2027 National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA) passed the lower chamber in a 216-212 vote, a sign of the growing polarization under President Donald Trump
Passage of annual bill complicated by Trump’s decision to join Israel in attacking Iran without congressional approval The US House of Representatives passed a $1.15tn defense policy bill in a near-party-line vote on Wednesday, after Democrats refused to back the measure amid the war with Iran and Donald Trump’s push to impose new restrictions on voting nationwide. A key plank of the president’s plan to spend $1.5tn on the military in the 2027 fiscal year, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), passed the Republican-controlled chamber by a 216-212 vote, with nearly all Democrats opposing its passage. The measure now goes to the Senate. Continue reading...