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Senate Moves to End Record 41-Day Shutdown

11/11/2025

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The U.S. government shutdown reached Day 41, the longest on record, disrupting federal workers and services nationwide.
The Senate advanced a tentative compromise bill by a 60-40 vote, with eight Democrats joining Republicans, to reopen the government through January 30.
The bill still requires approval from the House and the President.
Prediction markets show odds of a shutdown ending rising from 16% to 87%, signaling momentum toward a resolution.

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Story summary

The U.S. government shutdown reached Day 41, the longest on record, disrupting federal workers and services nationwide.
The Senate advanced a tentative compromise bill by a 60-40 vote, with eight Democrats joining Republicans, to reopen the government through January 30.
The bill still requires approval from the House and the President.
Prediction markets show odds of a shutdown ending rising from 16% to 87%, signaling momentum toward a resolution.