Deal To End Longest U.S. Government Shutdown Clears Congress: Funding Bill Signed, Operations Resume After 42 Days

The U.S. government ended its longest shutdown after 42 days following a funding bill’s passage and President Trump’s signing. The shutdown disrupted federal services, affecting hundreds of thousands. While the deal provides short-term funding until January 2026, critics see it as a temporary solution, raising concerns about public trust and future governance.

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Demolition of Kampung Papan Homes Sparks Outrage, Activist Detained, State Offers Land Compensation

A demolition operation in Kampung Papan has sparked national controversy, with residents claiming occupied homes were destroyed. Since November 10, 23 homes were demolished under police supervision. Activist S. Arulchelvan was detained during the protest. Although the state government proposed land compensation, residents demand greater transparency and justice.

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