US Government Shutdown Poised to Break Record After Senate Stalls
The U.S. heads toward its longest government shutdown as the Senate fails to pass a temporary funding bill for the 14th time, straining services and the economy.
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US Government Shutdown Grounds Air Travel for Millions
The U.S. government shutdown has thrown air travel into chaos, affecting over 3 million passengers with delays and cancellations as air traffic controllers go without pay.
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.
No Leadership as U.S. Shutdown Drags into Day 36
With the U.S. government shutdown entering Day 36, millions face unpaid paychecks and service cuts while leaders remain gridlocked.
U.S. Government Shutdown Nears Record at 35 Days
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.
US Shutdown Hits 33 Days, Economy and Services Reel
The US government shutdown hits day 33, straining the economy, delaying key data, and threatening services from military pay to food assistance.
SNAP Cuts Loom as Shutdown Drags On
As the U.S. government shutdown enters its second month, over 40 million Americans face cuts to SNAP benefits. Discover how families are using budget hacks, food banks and DIY gardens to cope.
US Shutdown Hits 31 Days, Risks $14B GDP Loss ⏳💸
As the U.S. shutdown hits 31 days—the second-longest in history—a CBO report warns up to $14B in permanent GDP loss if delays persist another month.
US Government Shutdown Hits Workers Hard After 30 Days
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.
U.S. Shutdown Hits Day 28: Could It Drag Into November?
On day 28 of the U.S. shutdown, the Senate rejects another funding bill, risking a stretch into November as ACA tax credits and paychecks hang in the balance.