Congress Passes Funding Bill to Avoid US Government Shutdown
The United States Senate passed a bipartisan bill on Saturday evening, just three hours before the midnight deadline, to prevent a government shutdown. The bill, which received overwhelming support with a vote of 88 to 9...
The bill, which received overwhelming support with a vote of 88 to 9, funds the government for the next 45 days, until November 17.
In a late Saturday post on X (formerly Twitter), President Joe Biden revealed that he has signed the bill into law. ...
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