"White House, Republicans, and Speaker Johnson Clash Over Shutdown Avoidance Plans"
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The White House and some House Republicans are criticizing House Speaker Mike Johnson's two-part government spending bill, which would fund certain agencies through one date and others through another. The proposal, which aims to avoid a government shutdown, has faced opposition from both Republicans and Democrats. The bill leaves out funding for Israel, Ukraine, and the U.S.-Mexico border, and its passage is unlikely in the Democrat-controlled Senate. The federal government will run out of money by the end of the day on Friday if no new deal is reached.
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