Breaking: Trump halts government shutdown with a temporary budget plan

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11/13/2025, 4:10:34 AM

Shutdown Ends and Immediate Relief

President Trump signed a temporary budget bill that ends the 35‑day government shutdown. Federal employees can return to work and receive full back pay. National parks, museums and other agencies resume normal operations. Critical programs such as food stamps and housing assistance are restored.

Temporary Funding Details

The legislation funds government operations through February 15, giving lawmakers a three‑week window to negotiate a permanent deal. It guarantees back pay for affected workers and reinstates non‑essential services. Essential programs and security staffing continue uninterrupted.

Why the Shutdown Was Significant

The shutdown, the longest in U.S. history, halted about 800,000 federal workers due to a standoff over $5.7 billion for a border wall. The dispute threatened economic stability and disrupted many public services. The temporary bill pauses further damage while negotiations continue.

Next Steps and Impact on Americans

Congress must reach a comprehensive agreement before the February 15 deadline or risk another shutdown. For citizens, tax refunds, business permits, housing loans and food safety inspections will proceed without delay. The resolution provides short‑term relief but highlights the need for a lasting budget solution.