Headline News Trump signs bill to end longest government shutdown
Nov 13, 2025
The U.S. House has passed a funding package to reopen the federal government, ending the longest shutdown in history. In international news, China and Comoros celebrate a 50-year partnership, while economic dialogues emphasize stable China-U.S. trade relations. The political implications of the funding bill raise concerns about future budget negotiations. On another front, a car blast in Delhi is labeled a terrorist attack, prompting a strong response from the Indian government.
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Shutdown Ends With Short-Term Funding
- The U.S. House approved a funding package to reopen the federal government, ending the 43-day shutdown.
- The White House says President Donald Trump will sign the bill, concluding the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
Relief Now, Risk Later
- The bill ends a 43-day shutdown that caused stranded travelers and increased demand at food banks.
- Commentary warns the funding may expire at the end of January, risking a similar standoff soon.
Human Costs And Political Stakes
- The shutdown's human impact included airport disruptions and growing reliance on food banks.
- Political disputes centered on extending health care subsidies set to expire, driving the impasse.