House Republicans on Wednesday greenlit a series of “technical changes” to the party’s tax cut and spending package, removing language that would have thrown their effort off course in the Senate.

The chamber approved the tweaks — which were tucked inside a procedural rule for a separate measure — in a 213-207 vote, weeks after Republicans passed the sprawling package full of President Trump’s legislative priorities. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) was the lone GOP "no" vote.

The adopted rule also tees up a final vote on the White House’s bill to claw back $9.4 billion in federal spending.

House GOP leaders moved to make the changes after the Senate parliamentarian scrubbed through the........

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