The U.S. government shutdown is over. Now what?

U.S. President Donald Trump signed a government funding bill Wednesday night that ended a record 43-day shutdown.

The shift that made ending the deadlock in the Senate possible was a small number of Democrats joining the Republicans to vote yes.

The shutdown began back at the start of October after the republicans and democrats couldn’t agree on a funding bill.

Specifically, it was democrats demanding to extend a tax credit to lower the cost of health coverage obtained through the Affordable Care Act.

So the American government is rolling again.

But what’s in this new funding bill? And what happens to the workers and programs that were affected?

Let’s break it down.

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