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After a 43-day shutdown, Republicans and Democrats clash over extending pandemic-era health tax credits, risking 24 million losing affordable coverage by January 1.
After the 43-day shutdown ended on November 12, 2025, Congress reopened talks on extending pandemic-era health insurance tax credits, but deep partisan mistrust persists.
The Senate may vote by mid-December, while House Speaker Mike Johnson hasn’t committed.
Republicans remain divided, Democrats warn premiums for up to 24 million people could jump about 30% on January 1 if no deal is reached, and no consensus has formed on any extension plan.
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Después de un cierre de 43 días, republicanos y demócratas se enfrentan por extender los créditos fiscales de salud de la era de la pandemia, arriesgando a 24 millones de personas a perder cobertura asequible para el 1 de enero.