WASHINGTON -- The U.S. House of Representatives passed a record $895 billion defense budget for fiscal 2025 on Wednesday, which includes a clause intended to scale down Chinese lobbying activity in Washington.
The National Defense Authorization Act, which includes measures targeting Chinese activities seen as U.S. national security threats, was passed 281-140 and will now be sent to the Democratic-led Senate for a vote.
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