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House GOP votes to punt government shutdown battle to after November midterms
The House of Representatives passed a continuing resolution to extend federal funding until Dec. 4, avoiding a government shutdown until after the November midterms. The bill passed 220 to 205, with most Republicans supporting it and nearly all Democrats opposing it. Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans aim to prevent a spending fight before the midterms, while Democrats criticized the measure for potential funding flexibility issues.
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