Lawmakers pass stopgap funding bill, sending it to White House

The House approved a measure to keep federal agencies funded through December 11 by a wide margin of 370 to 48. The Senate had already cleared the bill, which now awaits the president's signature, removing the immediate risk of a shutdown before the November elections.
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