Leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate have reached an agreement on a new temporary government funding bill. Federal institutions will receive funding until the beginning of March, according to Politico. The new funding scheme will allow federal institutions to operate on two different timeframes, similar to the current temporary shutdown. Specifically, funding for some federal agencies will be extended until March 1, while for others, it will be extended until March 8. A vote on the project is expected next week. New Congressional leaders’ agreement to prevent shutdown On…