U.S. House passes key vote: the government shutdown, lasting over 43 days, is about to come to an end.

On November 12, local time, the House of Representatives passed a key procedural vote with a narrow margin of 213 votes to 209, clearing the final obstacle to end this historic shutdown.

After completing the procedural vote, the House immediately entered a one-hour debate period, followed by a final vote on the temporary funding bill passed by the Senate.

It is worth noting that this bill will keep most federal agencies operational until January 30, 2026, while providing full-year funding for key government departments like the Department of Agriculture.

The White House has stated that it will immediately initiate the signing process once the bill is delivered. If the president signs the document that ends the 43-day government shutdown, federal agencies are expected to reopen today.

As a result, this longest government shutdown in American history has severely affected various sectors such as air transportation and the livelihoods of federal employees, but it has finally迎来转机. However, until the last moment, nothing is finalized!

In conclusion, although the two parties previously had profound differences on specific policies, they were ultimately able to reach a basic consensus on maintaining government operations.

This divergence also provides the world with an observational window to examine its governance model, and how to resolve the governance inefficiencies caused by the polarized pattern will be a long-term challenge that the United States will face in the future.

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