US federal employees go back to work after longest shutdown in history
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The recent reopening of federal agencies marks the end of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, which lasted 43 days and left many federal employees furloughed. President Trump signed a spending bill to end the impasse, as reported by multiple sources. The lingering effects of this shutdown are likely to be felt for months, impacting various sectors. In a broader context, Scotland's initiative to issue its own government bonds, dubbed 'kilts', reflects a growing trend in regional financial autonomy. Meanwhile, technological advancements are highlighted by the malfunction of a Russian humanoid robot, underscoring the challenges in robotics.
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