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Government Reopens After 43 days: Trump Signs Bill Ending Record Shutdown

Trump signed the package that reopened the government and called for ending the Senate filibuster.

Government Reopens After 43 days: Trump Signs Bill Ending Record Shutdown
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President Donald Trump signed a spending package that ended the 43-day government shutdown and funds most of the government through January. The House passed it 222-209, while lawmakers remain divided over health care costs and a provision allowing some senators to sue over subpoenaed data.

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who signed the spending package ending the shutdown and urged Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster

PRIMARY SUBJECT
Mike Johnson
R · LA-4

House Speaker who supported the funding package and said the House would later vote to remove a provision benefiting senators

Johnson's version of this story ↗

House Minority Leader who said Democrats would seek a discharge petition to extend health insurance tax credits

Jeffries's version of this story ↗
Tommy Tuberville
R · AL · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed and who said he planned to sue under the new provision

Representative who voted for the spending package

Former president whose administration's Inflation Reduction Act is referenced as the earlier extension of health care subsidies

Tom Cole
R · OK-4

House Appropriations Committee chairman who urged support for the package

Mike Kelly
R · PA-16

Representative whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

Thomas Massie
R · KY-4

Representative who voted against the spending package

John Thune
R · SD · SEN

Senate Majority Leader who committed to a floor vote on a Democratic health insurance bill

Bill Hagerty
R · TN · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

Marsha Blackburn
R · TN · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

Jamie Raskin
D · MD-8

Representative who condemned the provision allowing senators to sue over subpoenaed data

Josh Hawley
R · MO · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

White House press secretary who said Trump was open to discussing health care

Adam Gray
D · CA-13

Representative who voted for the spending package

Henry Cuellar
D · TX-28

Representative who voted for the spending package

Representative who voted for the spending package

Representative who voted for the spending package

Cynthia M. Lummis
R · WY · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

House Appropriations Committee ranking member who opposed the package over its lack of action on health care costs

Ron Johnson
R · WI · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

Dan Sullivan
R · AK · SEN

Senator whose phone records were subpoenaed during the investigation described in the report

Representative who voted for the spending package

ALSO MENTIONED  Greg Steube, Florida representative who voted against the package and criticized the Senate's handling of it

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Trump Signs Legislation Ending Federal Government Shutdown

Outlets agree that Trump signed a funding bill ending the 43-day government shutdown. Left-leaning outlets foreground a Democrat's criticism that the deal does not extend Affordable Care Act tax credits. Center outlets describe the shutdown's effects and unresolved health-care subsidy dispute alongside shared political blame. Right-leaning outlets present Trump as ending the shutdown and fault Democrats for the shutdown and their response to the deal.

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