A Temporary Fix — Not a Long-Term Solution The stopgap measure signed by President Trump keeps the federal government funded through January 30, 2026. That gives Congress less than three months to negotiate a full-year spending plan — a process that has already failed repeatedly due to deep partisan divides. Expect more of the same brinkmanship. The current agreement simply pushes the fight further down the road. If lawmakers can’t bridge their differences, another shutdown could hit by February. This temporary reopening is more of a timeout than a resolution. SNAP Funding Secured, But For How Long? The bill includes funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) through September 2026, which is critical for over 42 million Americans. But…
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