Today marks the longest government shutdown in US history
The ongoing government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history, continues to affect millions of Americans with no resolution in sight.
The ongoing government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history, continues to affect millions of Americans with no resolution in sight.
The ongoing government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history, continues to affect millions of Americans with no resolution in sight.
The government shutdown has reached Day 36, and causing widespread disruption to federal programs, paychecks and air travel as Thanksgiving approaches.
President Donald Trump has refused to negotiate with Democrats over their demands to save expiring health care subsidies, which is holding up the vote in the Senate needed to reopen the government.
The president met with GOP senators Tuesday morning, but no talks have been scheduled with Democrats.
In the meantime, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are being interrupted, even after the Trump administration keep the nation's largest food program running. the administration is complying with the court orders and is getting the partial SNAP payments out as quickly as it can, but noted it's going to take some time.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said there could be chaos in the skies if air traffic controllers miss another paycheck.
Senators are working behind the scenes to search for a potential deal to end the shutdown; however, nothing has come to fruition.
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