On November eleventh, the U.S. government is set to reopen after the Senate passed a short-term funding bill, ending the longest shutdown in history. The House is expected to vote on Wednesday, and if approved, federal agencies will resume operations immediately. The bill secures funding for some agencies and fully funds SNAP benefits through September 2026, with back pay for furloughed employees. This resolution brings relief to hundreds of thousands of federal workers.

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