Summary
President Donald Trump signed a bill to provide funding for the government, ending a 43-day shutdown. The shutdown, the longest in U.S. history, caused issues for federal workers and the public.
Key Facts
- President Trump signed a government funding bill on Wednesday.
- The shutdown lasted 43 days, marking the longest in U.S. history.
- Federal workers were financially affected as they missed paychecks.
- Airports encountered problems, leaving travelers stranded.
- Some food banks saw increased demand and long lines.
- President Trump used unilateral actions to pressure Democrats.
- Trump blamed the shutdown on the Democrats.
- He suggested voters should not support Democrats in the upcoming elections.
