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After 40 days of political gridlock, the U.S. Senate has finally taken a major step toward ending the longest government shutdown in American history.
In a 60-40 vote late Sunday night, enough Senate Democrats joined Republicans to move a funding bill forward — a measure that could reopen key federal agencies and extend funding into January 31.

Among those who crossed party lines were Sens. Tim Kaine, Dick Durbin, Maggie Hassan, Jeanne Shaheen, and Jacky Rosen, joining moderates like John Fetterman and Independent Angus King. Only Sen. Rand Paul voted against the measure on the Republican side.

This critical vote comes amid heated debate over Affordable Care Act subsidies and federal funding for SNAP and veterans programs. Although the bill doesn’t immediately reopen the government, it marks the first significant breakthrough after more than a month of political standoff.

📺 In this report:

Full breakdown of the Senate’s 60-40 test vote

Which Democrats broke ranks — and why

What this means for President Trump’s next move and House Speaker Mike Johnson’s response

The road ahead to fully reopen the government

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