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The bipartisan funding deal ends a 43-day shutdown that furloughed 670,000 federal employees and impacted 42 million food aid recipients, restarting most federal services.
- On Wednesday, Nov. 12, President Donald Trump signed a bill ending a 43-day government shutdown, following a U.S. Senate breakthrough that resolved weeks of gridlock.
- The standoff that began in late September saw Democratic support necessary to pass the U.S. Senate bill as Democrats pushed to extend expiring health insurance tax credits.
- Residents and workers reported the shutdown affected millions, while Chaudhery Nadeem said, `Today, I see a lot of happy folks, a lot of folks from the social security office that are happy to be back in the office.`
- Federal employees are returning to work on Thursday, Nov. 13, as the Smithsonian Institution staggers reopenings starting Friday and the spending deal includes back pay and reverses layoffs for about 4,000 federal employees.
- The short-term funding runs through Jan. 30, many hope there won't be another shutdown in two months, and over 30,000 federal employees could face higher health premiums during Open Season.
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The 2025 shutdown closed federal institutions and created hardship for federal workers nationwide. In Washington, D.C., World Central Kitchen stepped in to serve free meals to affected employees and families. (Photos: Wikimedia Commons, used under Creative Commons license) The 2025 United States federal shutdown lasted 43 days, the longest in history. Both parties broke what only cooperation can fix. The…
Rep. Beth Van Duyne: Democrat Shutdown 'Longest' and 'Dumbest'
The Democrat government shutdown was the "dumbest" and "longest" the country has ever had, Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) said during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily, noting that it was done over "absolutely nothing." The post Exclusive – Rep. Beth Van Duyne: Democrat Shutdown ‘Longest’ and ‘Dumbest’ and for ‘Absolutely Nothing’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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