Facing a Dec. 20 government shutdown deadline, GOP leaders are eyeing a stopgap bill into early next year, which could complicate Donald Trump's other priorities in his first 100 days.

The lame-duck Congress faces a government shutdown deadline in just over a month, meaning that lawmakers will need to fund federal agencies into the new year. House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated Sunday that he prefers a three-month stopgap the pushes off a fight over full-year spending until March — even as House and Senate appropriators and other leaders would rather reach a deal this year.