Congress Approves Deal to End Longest U.S. Government Shutdown
Congress approved a spending deal, ending the longest U.S. government shutdown. The House vote (222-209) followed the Senate approval (60-40), sending it to President Trump.
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Congress approved a spending deal, ending the longest U.S. government shutdown. The House vote (222-209) followed the Senate approval (60-40), sending it to President Trump.
On day 40 of the longest US government shutdown, the Senate advances a funding bill, and President Trump says an end is in sight as it heads to the House.
On his reelection anniversary, President Trump spoke at the America Business Forum in Miami, touting his economic agenda amid the longest U.S. government shutdown.
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