Republicans
in the United States House of Representatives narrowly approved a massive $1.15
trillion military spending package on Wednesday, overcoming Democratic
objections regarding its high price and expanded military technology ties with Israel.
The 2027
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) cleared the chamber with a thin 216
to 212 margin, largely following party lines except for six Democrats who
supported it and seven Republicans who voted in opposition.
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