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End of Longest US Government Shutdown: Democrats Face Backlash - News Directory 3

End of Longest US Government Shutdown: Democrats Face Backlash

November 11, 2025 Ahmed Hassan World
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At a glance
  • An end to the longest US government shutdown in history is one step closer after ‍Senate Democrats broke with their party to strike ‍a ‍deal with the Republicans.
  • Senators backed by 60 votes to 40 legislation to end the impasse, though it still needs approval from the House ​of Representatives - and sign-off by President Donald...
  • He has indicated he is happy with the​ agreement, though, which would restore funding for federal agencies⁣ that have gone without‍ since 1 October.
Original source: news.sky.com

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US Government Shutdown⁤ Nears End After ‌Senate Deal

Table of Contents

  • US Government Shutdown⁤ Nears End After ‌Senate Deal
    • At a Glance
    • What Happened: The End of a Prolonged impasse
    • The root of the conflict: Healthcare and Funding
    • Political Fallout and Internal Party Divisions
    • Timeline of the​ Shutdown

At a Glance

  • What: A deal has ​been reached in the US Senate ‌to end the longest US government shutdown in history.
  • Where: United ‌States, specifically the ⁢US⁣ Senate and House‍ of Representatives.
  • When: The Senate vote occurred in ⁤January 2019 (original article date).The ⁢shutdown began October 1, 2018.
  • Why it Matters: The shutdown impacted ​federal services and employees, and the deal represents a temporary ⁣resolution ⁣to a political impasse‍ over healthcare funding.
  • What’s Next: The legislation needs ⁢approval from the House‍ of Representatives and sign-off from President Donald Trump.

What Happened: The End of a Prolonged impasse

An end to the longest US government shutdown in history is one step closer after ‍Senate Democrats broke with their party to strike ‍a ‍deal with the Republicans.

Senators backed by 60 votes to 40 legislation to end the impasse, though it still needs approval from the House ​of Representatives – and sign-off by President Donald Trump.

He has indicated he is happy with the​ agreement, though, which would restore funding for federal agencies⁣ that have gone without‍ since 1 October.

It would also prevent any further layoffs until 30 January, but does not satisfy Democrat demands regarding health care insurance for millions⁢ of Americans.

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Attractions across‍ the US​ have been closed. Pic: AP

The root of the conflict: Healthcare and Funding

Health care ​was at the heart of the dispute ⁣that led to the shutdown.

The Democrats ​had refused to support a ‍Republican budget plan⁤ unless tax credits that made medical insurance cheaper for millions of people‍ were renewed.

The willingness⁣ of‍ eight moderate Democrats to break the Senate deadlock without that guarantee has provoked fury among many in the party.

Political Fallout and Internal Party Divisions

Some are now calling on Senate Minority Chuck Schumer to⁤ be replaced because he is “no longer effective”.

California Governor Gavin Newsom – regarded as a contender for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination – said:⁤ “Pathetic. ​This⁤ isn’t a deal. It’s surrender.”

Timeline of the​ Shutdown

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