While bill will be rejected by the GOP-led Senate, Pelosi called a ‘proffer’ to the White House in negotiations.

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Bill aimed at averting government shutdown would fund two Columbia-class subs
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Democratic lawmakers ask DOJ watchdog to investigate Barr, Durham
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