Congress has less than two weeks to extend a federal funding deadline, but lawmakers are arguing over whether the White House will really spend the money they approve.

As Washington hurtles toward another government-shutdown deadline on March 14, markets are responding with their usual mild anxiety. But this time may be different — and the real risk isn’t about which agencies close or how long federal workers go without paychecks.

A government shutdown looms as Trump addresses a joint session of Congress, where he’s sure to face a divided audience following his effort to slash the government.