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U.S. House votes on bill to avert rail strike

By Casey Harper | The Center Square The U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday on an agreement between rail companies and workers to prevent a strike that could have major economic consequences. Lawmakers voted 290 to 137 to back a deal between unions and rail companies that includes pay increases. Now, the Senate must consider the … U.S. House votes on bill to avert rail strike Read More »

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