On This Day: U.S. begins longest government shutdown
On Dec. 22, 2018, the U.S. government began a record 35-day partial shutdown after the Senate was unable to agree on a ...
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How long past government shutdowns have lasted
Shutdowns are attributed to the year in which they started; Chart: Erin Davis/Axios VisualsCongress avoided a potential government shutdown on Saturday after a last-minute scramble touched off when ...
'Enough blame to go around': Republicans, Democrats point fingers after near shutdown
Democrats and Republicans traded barbs and tried to evade blame, after Trump and Musk killed a bipartisan deal and threatened ...
Biden signs bill that averts government shutdown after days of upheaval
The bill averts a government shutdown, sustaining funding through March 14 and providing $100 billion in disaster relief and ...
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Senate eyes late-night vote on government funding after House approves bill to prevent shutdown
Hours to go before a midnight deadline, the Senate is preparing to give final approval to a new plan from Speaker Mike Johnson to prevent a government shutdown ...
Biden ‘AWOL’ amid shutdown fight: ‘He’s completely disappeared’
President Biden and his administration were largely absent from the onerous negotiations on government funding that gripped ...
Government shutdown highlights: Congress votes to keep government open, sending bill to Biden
Follow live updates and the latest news as government funding is set to expire on Saturday if Congress fails to pass a ...
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Musk helped kill a congressional spending bill. But much of what he spread was misinformation
President-elect Donald Trump’s billionaire ally Elon Musk played a key role this week in killing a bipartisan funding ...
How we got to another potential government shutdown
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.
The Latest: Schumer says Senate on course to pass bill before funding lapses at midnight
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., teed up votes on two California district judges, and they were likely to be the ...