President Donald Trump has signed a bill ending a recent US government shutdown, allowing federal operations to resume fully. This action restores pay for government employees and normalizes public services nationwide
Shutdown Background
A government shutdown happens when Congress and the President cannot agree on funding, halting non-essential federal functions.
Recent shutdowns, including a 43-day record in late 2025 and a brief three-day one in early February 2026, disrupted services like food assistance and air traffic control.
Key Impacts
Federal offices reopen immediately, with back pay for furloughed workers
Economic uncertainty eases, boosting markets and investor confidence
Operations funded short-term, averting deeper disruptions.
Road AheadFunding extends temporarily, but analysts warn of potential future standoffs over spending priorities.
Full normalization may take days as agencies clear backlogs.#TrumpProCrypto