US Shutdown Enters Day 28 — Could Stretch Into November
US government shutdown enters day 28 after Senate rejects stopgap bill again. Furloughs mount, ACA credits expire, and millions may face higher health costs in November.
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US government shutdown enters day 28 after Senate rejects stopgap bill again. Furloughs mount, ACA credits expire, and millions may face higher health costs in November.
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