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Trump signs spending bill to end longest-ever US shutdown

Financial Times•Thursday, November 13, 2025 at 4:12:14 AM
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Trump signs spending bill to end longest-ever US shutdown
The recent signing of a spending bill by President Trump marks the end of a historic 43-day government shutdown, which had left thousands of federal workers without pay. This prolonged impasse not only disrupted government services but also highlighted the vulnerabilities of federal employees during political standoffs. The resolution is crucial as it restores normalcy to government operations and provides relief to those impacted by the shutdown. The event underscores the importance of bipartisan cooperation in addressing budgetary issues and ensuring the continuity of government functions.
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