US EditionSenate passes first stage of deal that could end government shutdown
- Senate leaders are preparing for a vote on a deal to end the longest U.S. government shutdown, which has lasted 40 days, and fund the government through January 30, 2026.
- The deal includes funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, benefiting 42 million Americans, after its funds ran out on November 1.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune announced plans for the Senate to vote on a measure aimed at reopening the government and addressing military and agriculture funding.
- The agreement will need to pass through Congress and includes a promise of a December vote on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies.
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The dispute over the adoption of a budget in the US seems to be coming to an end after 40 long days. Senators agree on a compromise. But hurdles remain.
The US government shutdown has passed the 40-day mark. A bipartisan agreement has now been reached in the Senate to fund the government through January 30, a source familiar with the matter told CNN. “It looks like we are nearing the end of the shutdown. We will know very soon,” says President Donald Trump.
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Deal to end shutdown gains traction in US Senate as vote nears
People wait in line at a security checkpoint at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Nov. 9, 2025 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The FAA has targeted 40 "high-volume" airports, including Charlotte-Douglas International Airport, for flight cuts amid the government shutdown. (Photo by Grant Baldwin/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — A deal was within reach Sunday night to end the longest federal government shutdown in history, when it appeared enough…
US senators strike bipartisan deal to end record 40-day government shutdown
WASHINGTON, Nov 10 — US senators reached a bipartisan deal yesterday that would resume federal funding and end a shutdown which has stretched to a record 40 days and forced many government operations to grind to a halt.The deal between Democratic and Republican senators — just the first step to halting the shutdown — came as authorities warned US air travel could soon “slow to a trickle” as thousands more flights were cancelled or delayed over t…
At least eight moderate Democratic senators have reached a deal with Senate Republican leaders and the White House on a temporary…
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