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Senate Advances $95B Foreign-Aid Package in Late-Night Vote, Setting Up House Showdown

A bipartisan 67–31 procedural vote clears the way for a full floor debate on Ukraine, Israel, and Indo-Pacific funding as soon as Thursday.

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