House passes Ukraine aid bill with bipartisan support
The House approved additional Ukraine aid in a vote that drew support from both parties. The measure passed despite opposition from a portion of Republicans.
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The aid package affects U.S. foreign policy commitments and taxpayer spending on international security assistance.
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