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President Trump put an end to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history by signing a funding bill on Wednesday. This crucial step came after a 43-day deadlock. During the signing in the Oval Office, Trump, flanked by Republican lawmakers and GOP officials, attributed the prolonged closure to the Democrats. “Today, we are sending a clear message that we will…” he stated, emphasizing the administration’s resolve.

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