US Government Shutdown Exposes Deep Political Divide
Partisan politics is fueling the longest US shutdown, leaving federal workers furloughed, communities strapped, and raising questions about democracy’s resilience.
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Partisan politics is fueling the longest US shutdown, leaving federal workers furloughed, communities strapped, and raising questions about democracy’s resilience.
As the U.S. government shutdown enters day 35, federal workers miss paychecks, food aid lapses, and data collection stalls, pushing the stalemate near a historic record.
At day 30, the US government shutdown leaves over a million federal employees strapped for cash, but a judge restores food aid for the most vulnerable.
A federal judge blocked Trump’s plan to lay off thousands of workers during the third week of the US shutdown, citing legal missteps and political motives.
The U.S. federal government has shut down for the first time in nearly seven years, halting services like air travel and pausing paychecks for 750,000 workers.
A federal judge has allowed Trump to continue mass firings of federal employees, despite union objections. Unions plan to appeal.
D.C. protesters rally on Feb. 19 to support fired federal scientists, raising concerns over government employment decisions and their impact on critical research.
Thousands of federal employees were fired over a holiday weekend in what insiders call the ‘St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.’ Unions vow to fight back. ⚖️💼
A U.S. federal judge has extended the freeze on Trump’s ‘buyout’ plan for federal workers, pausing the deadline until the legality of the program is reviewed.