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Johnson to try vote on modified plan B: ‘We will not have a government shutdown’

Mike Johnson · United States

Johnson to try vote on modified plan B: ‘We will not have a government shutdown’

40% Center coverage: 85 sources

The House on Friday will make another attempt at passing legislation to avert a government shutdown, staging a vote on a revamped spending proposal that excludes the debt limit hike initially demanded by President-elect Trump, three sources told The Hill. See the Story

US President Biden authorises US$571 million in military aid to Taiwan

US Foreign Policy · United States

US President Biden authorises US$571 million in military aid to Taiwan

42% Center coverage: 47 sources

US President Joe Biden on Friday agreed to provide US$571.3 million in defense support for Taiwan, the White House said, while the US State Department approved the potential sale of US$265 million in military equipment. See the Story

Honda and Nissan Explore Merger to Form World's Third-Largest Automaker

Carlos Ghosn · Japan

Honda and Nissan Explore Merger to Form World's Third-Largest Automaker

42% Left coverage: 24 sources

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