The fact that the US government can even have a shutdown all comes down to a quirk in the way the US is governed that no other country has to deal with. There have been a 20 “funding gaps ...

This week's dysfunction over government spending and a possible government shutdown is the latest in a series of conflicts over federal dollars on Capitol Hill.

Newsweek has ... last government shutdown was during Trump's first term as president, between December 22, 2018, to January 25, 2019, according to Britannica. During that shutdown, many services ...

If the lawmakers don’t pass a funding deal soon, the federal government could be headed for another funding gap. Here’s what that means for the government, workers, and stocks.

The federal government is ... allowed to stay open when there's no funding agreement in place. The shutdowns used to be short-lived, but more recently, shutdowns have gone on longer as Congress ...

As Republicans scramble on Capitol Hill to get a new government funding agreement passed, many federal workers are now in limbo waiting to see how a government shutdown would impact them with the ...

As the fight over a federal spending bill went down to the wire, the U.S. faced a looming deadline for a government shutdown that could have ... Many services would be put on hold or delayed if ...

There have been 20 government funding gaps that ... During the 2018-19 shutdown, holiday travelers faced delays as many unpaid TSA staff and air traffic controllers chose not to report for ...

When the government shuts down, major nonessential services cease operation, meaning many federal ... had been canceled as of January 11, 2019. The second-longest government shutdown was for ...