Service on the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) is set to resume after a deal is reached to end a strike that had shut down the busiest commuter rail system in the United States, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The Washington Times and The Independent both say trains are scheduled to start operating again on Tuesday. While details of the agreement are not included in the provided summaries, the reports indicate the negotiated terms resolve the work stoppage that previously halted LIRR operations. The Winnipeg Free Press article is presented under the same headline and description, aligning with the account that the strike has ended through a deal and that normal rail service is expected to restart. The coverage focuses on the timing of the return of trains and the impact of the strike, which had left the rail network inactive. As of the end of the summaries, the key public update is that commuters can expect LIRR service to restart on the day specified once preparations for resuming operations are completed.