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The members of Congress who got paid during the government shutdown

Nearly 4 in 10 members of the U.S. House of Representatives did not take their pay during the government shutdown, according to an ABC News survey of congressional offices.

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Adelita Grijalva sworn in as a member of Congress ahead of shutdown vote

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Longest government shutdown in U.S. history ends

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Longest government shutdown in US history ends

Donald Trump has signed off on a bill passed by Congress to end the 43-day US government shutdown.

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Trump signs bill to reopen the US government as he rages at Democrats and fires midterm warning shot

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US politics live: $1.8 billion Westfield in San Francisco sold at staggering loss

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Government shutdown comes to an end

FOX's Aishah Hasnie reports from Capitol Hill.

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The government shutdown is over. What happens now?

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Government shutdown ends as Trump signs funding bill, capping longest lapse ever

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House flickers back to life as Mike Johnson prepares shutdown vote

It’s House Speaker Mike Johnson ‘s (R-LA) turn to usher a shutdown-ending funding bill through Congress, but unlike past spending fights, Republicans are expected to pass the legislation with relative...

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Mike Johnson starts countdown for vote to end government shutdown — here’s when it could happen

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Speaker Johnson faces an unruly House as lawmakers return for shutdown vote

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Longest government shutdown in U.S. history ends after 43 days

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended after 43 days when the House of Representatives passed a Republican-led funding bill that several Democrats in the Senate boosted out of the highe...

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Trump signs bill ending longest government shutdown in history which disrupted air travel and food benefits for millions

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'It's a great day' - Trump signs bill to end longest shutdown in US history

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Mike Johnson skewered by colleagues as House closes — again

The federal government may be open, but the House of Representatives is closed for business. Again. The record-shattering 43-day-long shutdown coincided with an impromptu 53-day vacation for House Republicans.

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Johnson to swear in Adelita Grijalva seven weeks after election win

Grijalva won a special election called after the death of her father and predecessor, Arizona Democratic Rep. Raúl Grijalva.

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Mike Johnson Says ‘99.5%’ of House GOP Back Him – And Dings MTG Over Attention-Seeking

Johnson jibed that MTG “likes to get the big interviews” as he was pressed on the lawmaker’s attacks, insisting that "99.5%" of House Republicans back him.

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What’s next in Congress on the push to release the Epstein files

The House is moving toward a vote on releasing files from the sex trafficking investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

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Mike Johnson tells sidelined House members to get back to Washington regardless of travel delays

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) advised representatives to begin their return to Washington early, with travel delays worsening, to vote on a bill to reopen the government. After more than 50 days of recess,

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The shutdown is over: Will Congress still act to lower healthcare costs?

Video Quality Speed 00:00 02:20 The shutdown is over: Will Congress still act to lower healthcare costs? President Donald Trump has always wanted to repeal the ACA, also known as Obamacare, but neither he nor the Republican party has offered a comprehensive alternative. They do have some ideas, though. (TNND) { }