On November tenth, the Senate took steps to end the forty-day government shutdown, with a group of moderate Democrats agreeing to move forward without a guaranteed extension of health care subsidies. The proposed deal includes a future vote on health care subsidies and a reversal of mass firings, but many Democrats oppose it due to its potential impact on Americans. The shutdowns effects continue to worsen, with airlines canceling thousands of flights and food assistance for millions delayed. The Capital Area Food Bank in Washington, D.C. reported providing eight million more meals than initially planned, highlighting the significant human cost of the prolonged government closure.

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