U.S. Air Traffic Controllers Go Unpaid as Shutdown Drags On
U.S. air traffic controllers missed paychecks amid the shutdown, highlighting risks in an already understaffed sector and pressing Congress for a deal.
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Shutdown Fallout: 4,108 Federal Employees Fired Since October 1
Amid the U.S. government shutdown, 4,108 federal workers have been dismissed, disrupting services and sparking legal challenges.
US Shutdown Enters Day 10 as First Federal Layoffs Begin
On day 10 of the US government shutdown, the Trump administration initiated the first federal layoffs, affecting agencies from Homeland Security to Treasury and raising global concerns.
Trump Proposes Immediate Shutdown of U.S. Education Department
Donald Trump proposes the immediate closure of the U.S. Education Department, calling it a ‘big con job.’ The move could disrupt billions in student aid.
U.S. House Passes Stopgap Funding Bill, Averts Government Shutdown
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a stopgap spending bill just hours before the deadline, successfully averting a government shutdown and extending funding until mid-March.
US House Turmoil Raises Concerns of Government Shutdown
The ousting of Speaker McCarthy has plunged the U.S. House into chaos, raising fears of a government shutdown and highlighting deeper electoral and political challenges.
Understanding the Risks of a U.S. Government Shutdown
Explore the potential impacts and dangers of a U.S. government shutdown, from halted social programs to economic instability.
US on Brink: Government Shutdown and Debt Ceiling Crisis Loom
The US faces an imminent government shutdown and debt ceiling crisis, highlighting deep political divides and raising concerns about economic stability.