Trump extends US government funding until December 11
US President Donald Trump has signed a bill extending funding for the federal government's operations until December 11, 2026.
Operativ Media reports that the White House press service released information on this.
Under the document, funding for federal agencies will be secured until December 11, 2026. The bill was previously approved by both chambers of the US Congress.
The bill provides for funding government operations at current levels after the fiscal year ends on September 30.
According to the Associated Press, these measures are aimed at preventing a federal government shutdown ahead of and during the midterm congressional elections in November.
Notably, over the past year, the US federal government has faced two unprecedentedly long shutdown periods due to a lack of funding.