Congress releases stopgap spending deal days before shutdown deadline

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Congressional leaders have finalized a deal to extend government spending into the new year, teeing up a vote later this week just days before funding for federal agencies is scheduled to lapse.

House leaders unveiled the legislation Tuesday evening, which will extend current government funding levels until March 14, 2025, and include a $110.4 billion supplemental package for disaster relief and farmers’ economic assistance.

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