On November twelfth, the U.S. House of Representatives is set to reconvene, ending the longest government shutdown in history. The House will vote on Senate-passed legislation to reopen the government, following a deal that funds it through January 2026 and includes full-year funding for vital programs. Despite Democratic infighting, President Trump has signaled his intent to sign the deal, while House leaders remain silent on Affordable Care Act subsidies.

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