House passes stopgap measure to fund federal government

The House passed a stopgap measure on Tuesday to fund federal agencies at existing levels through December 4. This action aims to avert a potential government shutdown before the fiscal year concludes on September 30. The lower chamber approved the measure with a 220-205 vote. Support for the bill included six Democrats and Representative Kevin Kiley from California, ensuring that government operations continue without interruption until the early December deadline is reached by the administration.