When Washington Stops, the World Pays
The longest U.S. government shutdown since October 1 is taking a toll beyond American borders. From stalled trade and market jitters to supply chain delays, global economies are feeling the squeeze.
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U.S. Government Shutdown Signals Deeper Political Gridlock
As the U.S. shutdown nears record length, partisan gridlock strains essential services and hits federal workers.
US Shutdown Hits 2nd Week: $15B Weekly Economic Hit
The U.S. shutdown enters week two, costing $15B per week and affecting over 2M federal workers. Funding cuts pause programs and ripple across global markets and travel.
U.S. on the Brink of Government Shutdown: Key Stakes Explained
With the U.S. on the brink of a government shutdown, congressional deadlock over short-term funding and social program protections puts federal services and global markets at stake.
Why America Is Losing Its Global Appeal—and Who’s to Blame
Recent polls show America’s favorability has plunged while China takes the lead. Are tariffs, domestic gridlock, or waning trust to blame for the US’s fading global appeal?