US government shutdown ends after 43 days

US President Donald Trump has signed a bill to reopen the federal government, bringing an end to the longest shutdown in US history.

The agreement, approved by Congress just hours before the President signed it, funds government operations through 30 January 2026 under a stopgap measure.

The House passed the measure by a vote of 222–209 and approved three full-year appropriations bills covering the Legislative Branch; Military Construction and Veterans Affairs; and Agriculture…

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