Summary
A government shutdown in the United States ended after 40 days due to a Senate deal. The shutdown caused various issues like disruptions in air travel and strained government workers. President Trump was blamed for the shutdown and its impacts after resolving it.
Key Facts
- The U.S. government shutdown lasted for 40 days.
- President Trump was held responsible for the impacts of the shutdown.
- A Senate deal, requiring Democratic votes, ended the shutdown.
- The shutdown affected air travel, with many flights canceled.
- Air traffic controllers worked extra hours without pay during this period.
- Some Democratic leaders faced criticism for their handling of the situation.
- Car rental demand increased due to canceled flights from the shutdown.
