Colorado officials are working to restore federally funded food assistance “as rapidly as possible” after the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history ended Wednesday.

Workers say they felt like political pawns and worry this shutdown might not be the last.

Here’s how Colorado’s U.S. House members voted Wednesday night as the chamber approved a bill to reopen the federal government after a historic 43-day shutdown.

The agencies said the decision follows recommendations from the FAA’s safety team.

“This isn’t a trim. It’s a blow to families who are already fighting just to get care,” said Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer, who’s also seeking the GOP nomination for Colorado governor next year.

Very few of the listed donors were willing to comment publicly on their contributions.

The emails add to the questions about Trump’s friendship with Epstein.