The Senate approved a short-term government funding bill just after midnight, following the House's passage of the package on Friday night. This bill funds federal operations and disaster aid but does not address President Trump's demands to raise or abolish the debt ceiling. President Biden is expected to sign it into law. The new spending package will fund the government for the next three months, including over $100 billion in disaster aid and $10 billion in aid to farmers. This outcome is seen as a victory for the American people, advancing the needs of everyday Americans. The bill's passage followed a dramatic showdown on Capitol Hill, with President-elect Trump and Elon Musk pressuring Republican lawmakers to oppose the original bipartisan spending bill. Despite this pressure, the version that passed did not include Trump's demand to suspend or increase the debt limit, which would have allowed more borrowing power for his agenda. The bill's passage prevents a government shutdown, furloughs of federal workers, and pay disruptions to military personnel and federal law enforcement during the holiday season.