House lawmakers voted 366-34 to pass a spending bill on Friday. The Senate passed it on a 85-11 vote. The bill, which funds the government for three months, still needs to be signed by President Biden.

The U.S. House of Representatives avoided a government shutdown by passing legislation that will extend funding into mid-March. However, the bill no longer includes language that would transfer control of the RFK campus in the nation’s capital from the federal government to the District.

Trump’s finger-pointing overlooked his own role in cratering an earlier bipartisan deal that would have kept the government open. But the broadside also highlighted President Joe Biden’s notable absence from the midst of the frantic 11th-hour negotiations, which appeared likely to avert a shutdown as of Friday evening.

A last-ditch effort to temporarily fund the government and avert a shutdown passed the House on Friday, a sigh of relief for millions of federal workers whose paychecks were thrust into uncertainty during the holidays.

And just like that, the notion of the Washington Commanders returning to play games in the nation’s capital is on life support. Two days after a congressional bill that included transferring control of the RFK campus from the federal government to the District of Columbia government appeared set for passage,

A day before a potential US government shut down, dozens of Republicans have rejected a a spending bill supported by Donald Trump.