Congress expected to consider CR funding government through Sunday
The House of Representatives is expected to consider a continuing resolution tonight that extends current federal funding levels through Dec. 20 while Congress continues negotiations on an omnibus appropriations bill and a COVID-19 relief package.
The Senate will then consider the continuing resolution. Government funding expires tonight at midnight.
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