I don’t have real-time access to tool results in this turn, but here’s what’s known based on recent reporting up to late 2025. Direct answer

• The most recent credible reports indicate that President Trump signed a government funding/continuing resolution package late on November 12, 2025, effectively ending the longest US government shutdown in history and funding parts of the government through January 30, 2026. Several outlets cited a White House signing event and a late-evening Oval Office ceremony.

Context and details

• What happened: A funding package was approved by Congress to reopen the government and provide full-year funding for certain agencies and military construction, with a continuing resolution to cover the rest through January 30, 2026. This ended a 43-day government shutdown that began in early October 2025.

• Timing and signing: The White House indicated the president would sign the measure, with public remarks from the White House during the signing and subsequent briefings. Multiple outlets reported the signing occurred late on November 12, 2025, with official actions to resume normal operations shortly thereafter.

• Aftermath: With the signing, federal workers were expected to return to duty, and pay to troops and many civilian employees was expected to resume in the days following signing, though some agencies remained funded only through the CR through January 30, 2026.

Notes

• If you want, I can pull the latest official White House or congressional statements to confirm exact time stamps and the specific funding titles included in the package (e.g., which full-year bills were funded and which were subject to the CR).