House Narrowly Passes ‘Clean’ Debt Limit Extension

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House Narrowly Passes ‘Clean’ Debt Limit Extension

By JM Rieger

Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

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The House narrowly passed legislation Tuesday evening to raise the debt ceiling, all but ensuring that the nation won’t default at the end of the month.

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