The shutdown is nearly over. The fight over health care isn’t.

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  Good morning.

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  It's Wednesday, November 12th.

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  I'm Shemitah Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  On Today's show, why the U.S.

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  is skipping the climate event of the year,

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  Trump sends the world's largest military aircraft carrier to the Caribbean,

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  and how 2025 became a bad year for missiles.

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  But first, as soon as today,

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  the House looks at to approve a deal that would finally reopen the government.

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  It would fund much of the government through the end of January and provide some funding for other agencies through the end of next September.

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  The record-breaking shutdown has brought real hardship for millions of Americans,

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  as both parties waited for the other to blink.

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  The agreement does not include anything on healthcare subsidies,

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  the key issue that most Democrats were holding out for.

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  Right now,

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  the COVID era subsidies for those on Affordable Care Act plans are set to expire at the end of the year,

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  and it's not clear what happens after that.

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  Yesterday, Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries told CNN it wasn't over.

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  This fight continues, and over the last several weeks,

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