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Thursday Nov 13 2025 05:00
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President Donald Trump has approved the funding legislation passed by the House of Representatives on Wednesday, effectively concluding the record-breaking 43-day government shutdown. The Senate approved the funding measure on Monday, followed by the House of Representatives on Wednesday. President Trump promptly signed it into law, restoring government operations.
A major obstacle in the bill's progress was healthcare funding. Democrats advocated for increased support, while Republicans preferred addressing the issue post-passage.
Following the signing, President Trump expressed willingness to collaborate with Democrats to resolve these matters. "I’m always willing to work with anyone, including the other party," he stated, adding, "We’ll work on something having to do with health care. We can do a lot better.""
This shutdown, nearly an annual occurrence, marked the longest in history, lasting 43 days. The legislation authorizes funding for government operations until January 30th, providing additional time for Democrats and Republicans to negotiate a more comprehensive funding agreement extending through 2026. The economic impact of the shutdown has been significant, disrupting various government services and agencies.
Market analysts suggest that the resolution of the shutdown provides a degree of short-term stability, but long-term fiscal challenges remain. Investors will be closely monitoring further negotiations between the White House and Congress regarding the broader funding plans.
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