President Donald Trump said Friday he has reached a tentative deal with congressional leaders to end the partial U.S. government shutdown, as he made a temporary concession to Democrats over border security funding.With the shutdown in its 35th day -- the longest in U.S. history -- Trump signed a bill to open shuttered federal agencies for three weeks through Feb. 15 while Republicans and Democrats continue negotiations over border security.The development signals a concession on the part of Trump because the stopgap spending bill provides no immediate funding for a wall on the border with …READ FULL ARTICLE