November 13, 2025

43-day shutdown ends as Trump signs funding bill after historic standoff

Longest shutdown in U.S. history ends with deal that funds government for just 10 weeks

Trump signed the bill Nov. 12 to reopen the government after the longest shutdown in U.S. history.

The 43-day standoff forced 670,000 workers into furlough, denied 42 million Americans full SNAP payments, and caused massive air travel disruptions.

Six Democrats broke ranks to pass the House bill 222-209, but the deal only funds the government until Jan. 30 and doesn't extend ACA subsidies that expire Dec. 31.

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