Politics
The House passed a continuing resolution by a vote of 370-48, funding the government through December 11 to avoid a shutdown before the midterm elections. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Democrats including Murray commented on the bill after the vote, and Trump later signed the stopgap funding bill into law.
The two left-leaning outlets provide brief, largely neutral wire-style summaries emphasizing the bipartisan 370-48 vote and the goal of avoiding a shutdown before the midterms, without extensive quotes or partisan blame framing found in some center-spectrum pieces.
Center outlets report the vote straightforwardly (370-48), emphasizing avoidance of another shutdown before the midterms/election, with several outlets (ABC, CNBC) including quotes from both GOP leadership (Johnson) and Democrats (DeLauro, Murray) blaming each other for prior shutdowns, and specialty outlets (Scientific American, Ars Technica) framing it through the lens of blocked OMB grant-control rules; CNBC and The Hill add detail on GOP hard-liner resistance (Freedom Caucus, Chip Roy) and Trump's eventual signing.
No right-of-center outlet in our set has published this story.