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Another Government Shutdown May Be Just Weeks Away

Meanwhile, the stopgap spending measure that ended the earlier shutdown expires on January 30. Since very likely nothing will have happened by then to address the Obamacare-premium spike that was the ostensible reason for the last funding standoff,

Government shutdown, reconciliation law highlight turbulent year in Congress

Highlights of 2025 in Congress included the longest partial government shutdown in history and the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill.

Companies are just starting to understand the effects of the government shutdown

Firms with significant exposure to federal spending, government contracts and regulatory approvals are now tallying up the effects on revenue and profit.

From flights to SNAP, do effects of government shutdown still linger?

The government shutdown impacted federal workers, food aid, travel and more. Here's where things stand five days after the government reopened.

Another government shutdown possible in January

Senators in both parties are bracing for another government shutdown next year after Republicans blocked a proposal to extend expiring health insurance subsidies, the issue that triggered the

Is the government still shut down? Senate finalizes vote Nov. 10. House votes next. What to know

Is the government shutdown over yet? Not quite. The Senate approved a deal to end longest U.S. shutdown on Nov. 10. House members vote next.

What is Trump's approval rating? Post-government shutdown polls

A month after the end of the U.S.'s longest government shutdown, here's what North Carolinians, Americans think of Trump's job performance.

Economic Calendar: These are the Government Data Reports We’re Still Waiting On After the Shutdown

Federal statistical agencies are releasing delayed reports on inflation, jobs, and economic growth as they work through a major backlog from the 43-day government shutdown. Here's the economic calendar.

Mayor Johnson determined to avert city government shutdown amid budget stalemate

Mayor Brandon Johnson challenged dissenting City Council members who want to nearly double Chicago's $9.50 a month garbage collection fee to see whether they have the 26 votes needed for passage. The mayor said he is open to compromise on his corporate head tax.

How to Bounce Back After the Government Shutdown

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Senate nears ‘minibus’ deal to largely fund government, thwarting shutdown threat

Senate leaders are nearing a deal to pass a package of five appropriations bills that would fund most of the federal government through fiscal 2026, which has the potential to largely take the
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