The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday night to punt the threat of another government shutdown until after the November midterm elections.House lawmakers passed a bill to extend the current fiscal year's funding levels until Dec. 4 via a measure called a continuing resolution (CR). It would extend several weeks into fiscal year (FY) 2027, which begins on Oct. 1.The legislation passed in a 220 to 205 vote. Just six House Democrats supported the measure compared to 204 who voted against. All but one House Republican supported the bill.It's a victory for Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Ho...
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