Congress has less than two days left to fund the government, and a shutdown is looking all but inevitable.

House Republicans early Friday morning <a href="https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4229637-house-gop-to-consider-stopgap-to-to-avert-shutdown-that-includes-deep-spending-cuts/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">rolled out their latest stopgap funding measure</a> and intend to vote on it later in the day. But it will get no Democratic support and faces conservative opposition.

The Senate on Thursday advanced its own stopgap funding bill, but is likely to need until Sunday for final passage.

Lawmakers in both chambers are <a href="https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/4229176-lawmakers-say-government-shutdown-appears-inevitable/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">sounding increasingly pessimistic</a>.

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Congress has less than two days left to fund the government, and a shutdown is looking all but inevitable. House Republicans early Friday morning rolled out their latest stopgap funding measure and…{ai:summary}<p>Government shutdown looms as Congress struggles to reach a funding agreement. House Republicans propose a stopgap funding measure, but face opposition from Democrats and conservatives. Senate also working on its own bill. #politics</p>

House set to vote on short-term funding with shutdown appearing inevitable: live coverage

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