WASHINGTON (AP) — Ignoring a White House veto threat, the House voted on Tuesday for a bill that would delay rules for brokers who provide financial advice to retirees.

The Republican-led House voted 254-166 for the measure that stands little chance in the Democratic-controlled Senate but reflects GOP efforts to stop or slow Washington regulations that the party argues stifle the growth of business.

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