
House lawmakers narrowly advanced a Senate-passed funding bill toward ending the 43-day shutdown, with President Trump expected to sign it soon.
The US House voted 213–209 to advance a Senate-passed funding bill aimed at ending the 43-day government shutdown. The procedural approval clears the way for debate and a final vote, with President Trump expected to sign the measure Thursday morning Beijing time. The move follows a series of stopgap funding efforts and marks significant progress toward restoring government operations.