US Senate’s proposed stopgap funding measure unlikely to advance in House: Speaker McCarthy ...Middle East

Washington: US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has said the Senate’s proposed stopgap funding measure is unlikely to advance in the House, as a federal government shutdown looks increasingly likely. “I don’t see the support in the House” for the Senate bill, McCarthy told reporters on Wednesday, referring to a short-term funding bill unveiled by the Senate on Tuesday afternoon. The Senate-proposed bill is expected to fund the government until November 17, the week before Thanksgiving, with the funding levels continuing at the same levels as before. It includes $6.1 billion of aid for Ukraine and nearly $6 billion in disaster relief funding, Xinhua news agency reported. A group of conservative

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