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House passes bill to extend health care subsidies

House passes bill to extend health care subsidies amid GOP opposition

In a significant move, the House passed a bill to extend health care subsidies 230-196 with bipartisan support, but its future in the Senate remains uncertain.

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NH House Republicans pass bill targeting DEI in health services

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U.S. House passes bill to extend Obamacare subsidies. Here's how Indiana members voted

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The GOP Obamacare defectors

Seventeen GOP lawmakers rebuffed opposition from House leadership Thursday and voted to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies for three years.

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House passes three year Affordable Care Act tax credits extension

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US House passes health subsidy renewal in win for Democrats

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U.S. House passes ACA subsidy extension as all Michigan Republicans vote no

“Despite the Speaker stonewalling us for months, Republican members joined Democrats to force a vote to extend the tax credits that will save families in our community thousands of dollars per year,” ...

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These 17 Republicans voted with Democrats to pass House ACA bill

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17 House Republicans Vote To Pass Democrat Obamacare Proposal

How does a bill become law in Kentucky? Here are the steps

The first step is for a state representative or senator to introduce a bill in their respective chamber. For the 2026 legislative session, the deadline to file bills is March 2 in the Senate and March 4 in the House. Revenue and tax bills have to start in the House, according to the Kentucky Legislative Research Commission.

The Connecticut Mirror

What to know about the CT housing bill passed in special session

This story is part of CT Mirror Explains, an ongoing effort to distill our wide-ranging reporting into a "what you need to know" format and provide practical information to our readers. This article is part of CT Mirror’s Spanish-language news coverage ...

CNN

Here’s the Epstein bill’s possible path in the Senate

Months after it was first introduced, a bill directing the Department of Justice to publicly release all its Jeffrey Epstein-related files passed the House on Tuesday. Although the measure passed with near-unanimous support, it still has to pass a few ...