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House to vote on reopening government

The government could reopen this week. Here's what happens next

Congress is close to reopening the government after a few Senate Democrats joined with Republicans to pass a bill that would fund the government through the end of January. With the House set to vote Wednesday,

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House to vote on reopening government after 7-week recess

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Will the government reopen this week? How Ohio Senators Husted, Moreno voted to end shutdown

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US House votes on ending government shutdown

The lower chamber of the US Congress is voting on a bill to end the longest government shutdown in the country's history It's been 43 days since the shutdown began.

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Trump latest: New Epstein emails released by House Democrats

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Trump claims 'very big victory' as shutdown vote nears

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Government shutdown live updates as House votes on funding bill to end impasse

Adelita Grijalva, a Democrat, was sworn in as a representative from Arizona as the House convened, seven weeks after she won a special election.

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End of Longest Ever Government Shutdown in Sight, as House Prepares to Send Bill to Trump

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House vote likely Wednesday on ending US government shutdown

Government could reopen this week; shutdown deal promises federal worker backpay, SNAP funding

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history could end this week if a bipartisan Senate deal passes, House Speaker Mike Johnson said Monday.

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Marina Pacifica Barnes & Noble set for reopening next week after major remodel

After months of waiting, local book lovers will finally be able to return to the Barnes & Noble at Long Beach’s Marina Pacifica Shopping Center — when it celebrates its grand reopening next week. The store, 6326 E. Pacific Coast Highway, closed in May to undergo extensive remodeling.

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Grains Rally, Cattle Limit Up on Talk of Govt. Reopening and DOJ Packer Probe

Sam Hudson with Corn Belt Marketing says part of the rally in the grains was tied to talk of the government possibly reopening this week. That provided a risk on environment for the bulls who have been flying blind with the lack of market data from USDA.