The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to approve a short-term extension of government funding, sending the measure to President Trump for his signature. The continuing resolution (CR) will fund the government through December 11. The vote passed with a tally of 370 in favor and 48 against, with 19 Republicans and 29 Democrats voting against the measure.
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Congress passes short-term funding extension to avoid government shutdown
The House approved a short-term funding extension to prevent a government shutdown, with the measure set to fund the government until December 11. The vote was 370-48, with bipartisan support and some dissent from both parties.
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