House Republicans passed a $1.1 trillion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to fund the military, though the bill faces an uncertain path in the Senate due to growing partisan division. Additionally, lawmakers advanced a $95 billion budget blueprint that allocates $70 billion toward the escalating U.S.-Iran war. Because this second framework uses the reconciliation process, it could potentially bypass the Senate's 60-vote threshold and pass along party lines.
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