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In a significant development, the American parliament, Congress, has approved the budget for the current year. The roll-call vote on the budget took place on Thursday afternoon, with the final vote results showing 324 votes in favour of the budget and 269 votes against.
The approval of the budget marks the start of the new fiscal year for the USA. The government's draft budget, which was the one that was approved, was the result of the current coalition formed by Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, established after the 2025 federal election and the 118th Congress's constitution in January 2025.
Joe Biden (D) serves as the President of the American government. More detailed information from the AP news agency is expected to follow shortly. The source of this information is also the AP news agency.
The budget approval process has been completed, and the budget is now officially in effect. This signifies a significant step forward in the American government's financial planning for the current year.
However, no further details about the budget were provided in this update. It is expected that more information will be forthcoming from the AP news agency in the near future. The vote results also showed 269 votes against the budget.
The budget approval is a crucial milestone in the USA's economic planning for the year ahead. The American government will now be able to carry out its financial commitments and initiatives as per the approved budget. The public will be eagerly awaiting more details about the budget and how it will impact their lives in the coming months.
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