Government Shutdown Officially Over
The partial government shutdown that began last weekend officially ended on Tuesday.
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The partial government shutdown that began last weekend officially ended on Tuesday.
The Senate has approved an agreement to fund most of the federal government for the remainder of the fiscal year.
The winter storm that swept across much of the country over the weekend has forced a second day of office closures.
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