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Trump signs bill ending federal government shutdown
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a bill into law to reopen most of the government, officially ending a partial shutdown that began last weekend.

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 · 11h
What is Trump’s approval rating after government shutdown ends?
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Trump signs $1.2 trillion funding bill to end shutdown and fund DHS for two weeks
 · 8h
The House votes to end government shutdown 2026. Here's what happened
A crucial vote Tuesday in the House of Representatives could end a partial shutdown of the federal government, which is now in its fourth day.

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US lawmakers pass bill to end partial government shutdown
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Trump signs funding bill to end the government shutdown. Friday’s jobs report looks like the only big casualty.
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House votes to end partial government shutdown
NBC News' Melanie Zanona reports on how the vote went down.

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House Approves Measure to End Partial Government Shutdown
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Is the partial 2026 government shutdown over? How Kentucky House members voted
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Trump housing chief ramps up mortgage spending and piles risk onto government lenders

President Donald Trump's housing finance team is quietly reshaping the mortgage market by letting government-backed lenders take on more debt and more risk. The centerpiece is a move by his housing finance chief to expand mortgage spending at the very moment when affordability pressures and political scrutiny are both intensifying.
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Congress Targets Housing Crisis as Solutions Elude Trump

Bipartisan Senate and House packages, aimed at rewarding new construction and eliminating red tape, could bring significant changes to federal housing laws.
Newsmax on MSN
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HUD's Scott Turner to Newsmax: Need '7 million units of housing' in US

HUD's Scott Turner to Newsmax: Need '7 Million Units of Housing' in US
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Trump wanted to cut housing programs. The House just boosted HUD’s budget instead

In a spending package passed by the House, lawmakers are bolstering the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s budget.
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These are the 21 House Republicans who held out against Trump, Johnson on $1.2T spending bill

Republicans including Reps. Thomas Massie and Lauren Boebert opposed a $1.2 trillion spending bill on Tuesday, citing concerns over election integrity and DHS funding.
Mountain View Online
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Santa Clara County fights Trump in court

Santa Clara County has taken a stand against President Donald Trump in court over the last year, challenging efforts to end birthright citizenship, disrupt federal funding for not complying with Trump’s agenda and more.
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Trump housing policy may displace thousands of Alabamians: ‘Doesn’t make a whole lot of sense’

The Trump administration’s changes to a homeless relief program will take millions from permanent housing funds, and could increase homelessness in Alabama, an Alabama advocacy organization said. The Continuum of Care is a national program that provides permanent supportive housing and services to those in need.
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New law aims to ensure disability benefits won't block veterans from housing assistance

Rep. Monica De La Cruz, R-Brownsville, said the change would ensure federally-funded programs "do not punish (veterans) for benefits they have earned."
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