[U.S. Government Restart Bill Passed by the House of Representatives, Funding Extended to January 30 Next Year] On November 13, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the 'Government Restart Bill,' which will be signed into effect by Trump. This temporary spending bill provides operational funding for most government agencies until January 30 next year, at which point another shutdown may occur. The food stamp program, having received funding through September 30 next year, will not be affected by the next potential shutdown. The Department of Agriculture, Department of Veterans Affairs, Food and Drug Administration, military construction projects, and Congress itself have also been funded through the same date. Progressive groups expressed dissatisfaction with centrist Democrats for abandoning healthcare demands during the shutdown battle. Organizations like MoveOn have called for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to resign, but no response has been seen from party members. Schumer's allies stated that he had opposed the temporary bill and advocated for continued resistance.