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Trump signs funding bill into law, ending record-long government shutdown — Win McNamee/Getty Images via Getty Images

Government Shutdown · United States

Trump signs funding bill into law, ending record-long government shutdown

51% Center coverage: 582 sources

President Donald Trump on Wednesday night signed into law legislation that reopens the federal government and ends an acrimonious 43-day shutdown, the longest in American history.See the Story

Republicans Promised Health Care Negotiations After the Shutdown, but Democrats Are Wary — REUTERS / pwu404

Government Shutdown · United States

Republicans Promised Health Care Negotiations After the Shutdown, but Democrats Are Wary

59% Center coverage: 112 sources

Spanberger Asks U.Va. Board to Pause Search for New President Amid Trump Scrutiny

Politics · Charlottesville

Spanberger Asks U.Va. Board to Pause Search for New President Amid Trump Scrutiny

61% Center coverage: 18 sources

Virginia’s governor-elect is asking the Board of Visitors at the University of Virginia to pause its search for a new president until she’s sworn in and can appoint — and the General Assembly can confirm — new board members. Abigail Spanberger, a Democrat and alumna of the school, said in a letter Wednesday to the university’s rector and vice rector who head the board, that she’s “deeply concerned by recent developments” at the university and ho…See the Story

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Trump does not mention Earle-Sears by name in Virginia tele rally — REUTERS / pwu404

Trump does not mention Earle-Sears by name in Virginia tele rally — REUTERS / pwu404

Trump does not mention Earle-Sears by name in Virginia tele rally

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