House Republicans Pass Key Rule Advancing NDAA and Legislative Agenda

Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans cleared a major procedural hurdle on Tuesday, passing a rule by a narrow 214-211 vote that sets up floor debate and final votes on several high-profile Republican priorities. The rule advances the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and other measures before lawmakers leave Washington. The vote marks the first significant step in Johnson's packed legislative agenda, demonstrating party unity on key defense and policy issues.

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