WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives voted largely along party lines Wednesday night to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, with Northwest Republicans voting to fund most of the federal government through January while all but one Democrat from the region opposed the bill because it did not address expiring health insurance subsidies.
The legislation funds some federal programs through the end of September, while the rest of the government could shut down again if Republicans and Democrats cannot finish a full-year appropriations package by the end of January. The bill passed by a vote of 222-209 and President Donald Trump signed it into law late Wednesday night, ending the shutdown after a record 43 days.
All but six House Democrats opposed the bill, as the party’s

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