$US US Key U.S. Government Update
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly advanced a bill to end the partial government shutdown with a 217–215 procedural vote, allowing final passage discussions to move forward. This is a major step toward ending the shutdown soon.
Lawmakers are working on a funding package that would reopen most of the government and fund departments through September, while temporarily funding Homeland Security to allow more time for immigration talks.
The House already cleared a procedural hurdle earlier, setting up a vote on final passage later today.
Republican leaders are actively securing support ahead of key votes, with several members still undecided on amendments and provisions.
📌 What This Means
Government services that were partially shut down due to lack of funding may soon resume if the full bill passes.
Federal employees missing work or pay could start returning once funding is restored.
The shutdown situation is still fluid — final votes today or soon will determine if the shutdown ends.
