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The House on Thursday voted to pass a short-term spending bill to fund the government through mid-February, as lawmakers work quickly to avert a shutdown on Friday.

Week? >> a government shutdown is unlikely, jose. neither party really has much of an appetite, much of a desire for it. and neither side has drawn the kind of red lines that have led to a government shutdown in the past. now, the issue is, democrats are eager for a full-year government funding and appropriations deal. they complain that the government is still functioning at previously agreed to at the trump administration. but, are they going to force a government shutdown to push that? that seems highly unlikely. the most likely situation is that they punt this into january with another sto...

It is a rare, quiet morning on capitol hill due to the holiday. you can expect that to be short lived. tomorrow the house votes on that senate passed stopgap bill to temporarily raise the debt ceiling and avoid the default. janet yellen warning it is imperative that congress continue to raise that limit, but don't count on help with that from the republicans. minority leader mitch mcconnell says gop senators won't work with democrats to raise the debt ceiling again in december. so much to look forward to. our team is following all the latest developments around washington. let's begin with cnn...

The bill, which was rushed through both houses of Congress earlier in the day, freezes funding levels for federal departments and agencies until December 3.

Debt ceiling, america could default. that has meant that september has been the worst month on wall street since the pandemic began in march 2020. as michelle fleury in new york explains. it as michelle fleury in new york exlains. ., , as michelle fleury in new york exlains. .,, , explains. it has been eight months quarter _ explains. it has been eight months quarter for - explains. it has been eight l months quarter for investors who have plenty of reasons to feel on edge. stocks have pulled back from their all—time highs and there are some key questions hanging over the markets right now. ...