Lawmakers have yet to agree on how much money in total the government should spend next fiscal year, besides additional funding for crucial programs.

After a chaotic series of events in Washington, Congress successfully avoided a government shutdown. Here are the winners and losers of the fight.

One last bit of pre-election lawmaking is now complete after Congress staved off a shutdown and funded the government for three months. But it will be a short-lived reprieve. The Irish have another win over a ranked opponent that could prove valuable at the end of the season.

President Joe Biden plans to visit flood-ravaged North Carolina on Wednesday and may ask Congress to return early from its preelection recess to pass supplemental disaster money to address the “broad and devastating impacts” of Hurricane Helene.

The president’s comments Monday come as Hurricane Helene threatens to decimate federal agencies’ already depleted disaster coffers.

President Biden said Monday he expects to ask Congress for a supplemental bill to fund Hurricane Helene relief efforts, suggesting lawmakers may have to return from their lengthy election recess to pass it.