President Donald Trump signed a funding bill ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, with federal programs set to resume operations soon.

President Donald Trump signed a funding bill ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, with federal programs set to resume operations soon. WASHINGTON —

President Donald Trump signed a funding bill on Wednesday night, ending the longest government shutdown in American history after the House passed the short-term budget mostly along party lines.

The House passed the legislation on Wednesday night after the Senate approved it on Monday. All but six Democrats opposed the measure because it did not include their healthcare demands to extend enhanced tax credits that lower the cost of coverage, which are set to exp

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