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In a real move that took 11 hours, congressional leaders unveiled a temporary bill to fund the government for another three months.

If passed, lawmakers will narrowly avoid a government shutdown. However, the new deadline for a budget agreement will come during President-elect Trump's crucial first 100 days in office.

Lawmakers now have until Friday to pass the long-awaited resolution Continuing resolutionall 1500 pages of it. The House Rules Committee would have to approve the violation of the 72-hour rule, as the text of the bill is released three days before the vote. In the Senate, unanimous approval is needed to break the bill before the deadline.

As we did Written about it beforeRepublicans and Democrats largely agree that a lockdown is the best (and, at this point, only) way to avoid a shutdown.

Some highlights of the bill:

• $110.4 billion in total disaster aid, most of which will go to southern US states in the wake of Hurricanes Milton and Helen.
• There is a provision that would give D.C. control of Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, an agreement that would help the district bring leaders back to the city.
• A 3.8% “cost of living” increase on members of Congress’ salaries, which currently stands at $174,000.

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