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Unless something drastic happens in the next 18 hours, the federal government will shut down at midnight. It is impossible to tell how the shutdown will end, especially since the Republican Party in both the House and Senate seem to be completely divided on what they want.
The death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) was announced on Friday. Tributes from Republicans and Democrats alike have poured in, touting the 90-year-old’s decadeslong career and trailblazing as a woman in politics.
President Biden’s communications director said the likely government shutdown set to begin Saturday night is purely the fault of “the MAGA wing” of the Republican Party, as the House GOP continues to feud over passing funding bills. “It’s very possible that we will go into a shutdown tomorrow night at midnight,” Ben LaBolt said in...
This debate is more a fight over the future of an institution that has failed the American people on policy and process than it is about coats and ties.
How would a government shutdown affect the lives of everyday Americans? Some benefits, like Social Security and those for veterans, go on unimpeded. But other services, such as assistance at the IRS or access to national parks, will come to a halt. Federal employees who are deemed essential will need to work without being paid,...