House Approves New Judges Bill Despite Biden's Veto Warning
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The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a measure to add 66 new federal judges, despite a veto threat from the President. This legislative move aims to address the growing caseload in federal courts, but faces opposition from the executive branch, highlighting tensions between the legislative and executive branches over judicial appointments.
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