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A bipartisan Senate deal ends the longest U.S. government shutdown, reopening agencies and restoring benefits, pending House approval.
The Senate has advanced a bipartisan bill to end the historic U.S. government shutdown, reopening agencies through January 30, 2026, restoring SNAP benefits, and ensuring backpay for furloughed workers.
The measure funds military construction, agriculture, and veterans’ programs through September 2026 and reimburses states for SNAP and WIC costs during the shutdown.
It excludes Affordable Care Act subsidies, which will face a separate December vote, and now heads to the House for approval before reaching President Trump.
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Un acuerdo bipartidista del Senado pone fin al cierre más largo del gobierno de Estados Unidos, reabriendo agencias y restaurando beneficios, a la espera de la aprobación de la Cámara.