Congressional negotiators are racing to reach a government funding agreement by a March 14 deadline to avert a shutdown, as several key factors strain bipartisan talks.
The government has been operating on stopgap funding measures and fiscal 2024 spending levels since last September. President Donald Trump has suggested that Congress extend the deadline again through this September, which would mark the first-ever yearlong extension, known as a continuing resolution.
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