US Conservative Politics: BREAKING NEWS: US Government Set To Reopen - Democrats Finally Allow Government To Reopen After Longest Closure In History

President Donald Trump announced the U.S. government shutdown is “very close” to ending as the Senate moves toward a deal after 40 days of gridlock.
Senators met in a special Sunday session to vote on a bill that would reopen the government and fund operations through January 2026.
The proposed plan combines a short-term funding measure with three full-year appropriations bills.
At least eight Democratic senators are expected to back the motion, signaling bipartisan cooperation.
Under the tentative arrangement, Republicans will allow a December vote on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, a key Democratic demand.
The bill would also reverse federal worker layoffs and restore food-aid funding through next year.
Chuck Schumer said he would oppose the measure, but senators Maggie Hassan, Jeanne Shaheen, and Angus King helped broker the deal.
Economic adviser Kevin Hassett warned that prolonged closure could hurt Q4 growth, especially if air travel doesn’t normalize before Thanksgiving.
Source: Sky News Australia

Senate Democrats say they’re ready to advance a spending-bill package and short-term funding measure to end the impasse.
At least ten Democrats are expected to support a procedural motion to move the proposal forward.
The offer includes agreement to hold a December vote on pandemic-era Obamacare credits, signaling a compromise.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) indicated that, if passed, Republicans would back another stopgap funding bill tied to a “minibus” of full-year appropriations.
Lawmakers hope the deal will restore air travel before the Thanksgiving holiday, easing mounting public frustration.
Source: ZeroHedge / InfoWars

Both sides show signs of compromise after weeks of halted services and travel disruptions.
A successful Senate vote would still require House approval and the President’s signature before operations resume.
The emerging deal centers on short-term stability, setting up a new funding debate in December.

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