U.S. President Trump has signed a funding bill passed by the House of Representatives on Wednesday, officially declaring an end to the record 43-day government shutdown.

The funding bill was passed in the Senate on Monday and in the House on Wednesday, with Trump signing it just hours later, allowing the government to resume operations.

Healthcare funding was a key sticking point in the passage of the bill, with Democrats pushing for increased support, while Republicans preferred to address related issues after the bill's passage.

After signing the bill, President Trump stated that he might be willing to work with Democrats to resolve these issues.

"I have always been willing to work with anyone, including the other party," Trump said, adding:

This latest government shutdown has become an event that occurs almost every year, and this time it lasted 43 days, making it the longest in history.

The bill itself provides funding for government operations until January 30 and gives Democrats and Republicans more time to reach an agreement on a broader funding plan for 2026.

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