Overview
- President Donald Trump signed the measure after congressional approval, ending the longest federal shutdown on record.
- The Senate passed the bill with eight Democratic defections, and the House approved it 222–209.
- Funding runs through January 30 for most agencies, with Defense and Agriculture financed through September 30, and no extension of Affordable Care Act premium subsidies.
- Air travel disruptions are expected to ease as controllers return to work and the Transportation Department lifts limits at major airports.
- Federal payments resume, including food assistance for roughly 42 million people, as party leaders trade blame and prepare for the next round of talks.