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Wrapped up with a series of latenight votes. The rules are suspended, the bill is passed without objection. There was Little Movement in the impasse that threatens a Government Shutdown on tuesday. Brian mooar, nbc news, washington. And we have Team Coverage this morning on the looming shutdown. News 4s derrick ward is live outside the museum in downtown d. C. With reaction. Whats the word there, derrick . Washington is just waking up. We did find a few early risers here, tourists and stuff. In the old days you might go down to the town center to read the house pushes u. S. Closer to shut down...

Veto the entire bill. Lawmakers began voting just before midnight, sending it to the senate for its consideration. Brian mooar has all the action on capitol hill. Tonight, the republican majority will vote to shut the government down saturday night fireworks on the floor of the u. S. House. You can yell all you want. With a Government Shutdown looming on tuesday, republicans passed a spending package doomed to fail because it mandates a oneyear delay in obama care. Why are we doing this . Number one, this is a program that is too expensive to afford. Well give a stark choice to the president o...

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ISKCON New Vrindavan, Moundsville, West Virginia the Shri Ram Rath Yatra marks a historic venture across North America, initiated by the Vishwa Hindu

In a series, The Age explores why Christianity is declining and atheism is growing, while the faithful flock to Pentecostal megachurches, temples and mosques.