Summary
A group of Democrats and one independent have worked with Republicans to potentially end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The agreement needs approval from the Senate, House, and President Trump. If accepted, the government could reopen as soon as this week.
Key Facts
- The government shutdown has lasted 41 days, making it the longest in U.S. history.
- Some Democrats and an independent have reached a deal with Republicans.
- The agreement needs approval from the Senate, House of Representatives, and President Trump.
- If all parties approve, the government could reopen this week.
- The deal aims to restore normal government operations.
- The shutdown has affected many government services and employees.
