The U.S. government could shut down this weekend. Here’s what to know.
When would a federal shutdown start? Which parts of the government would shut down? Will payments to Social Security ...
When is the government expected to shutdown? Here's everything Tennesseans need to know
Other programs that are still funded if a government shutdown occurs include: military veterans' benefits, and medical care, ...
Here's what happens if the government shuts down right before the holidays
During a shutdown, the federal government would be unable to pay its millions of employees, including members of the military ...
When is the government shutdown deadline? What to know as shutdown looms
As a government shutdown looms, here's what to know about which federal agencies and services could be impacted.
When could the federal government shut down? What happens to Californians?
U.S. Representative Jimmy Panetta for the Central Coast speaks out against a government shutdown which could impact over ...
Is the US government going to shut down? What happens if it does
Many federal government agencies rely on annual funding approved by ... If no agreement is reached then the US federal ...
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The 19th Explains: What happens if the government shuts down until the new year?
Congress has until midnight Friday to pass a short-term spending measure to keep the federal government running.
What’s affected if the federal government shuts down? What we can VERIFY
Will airports and post offices remain open? We VERIFY what would be impacted during a partial government shutdown.
Has the Government Shutdown Been Averted? What We Know
When the government shuts down, major nonessential services cease operation, meaning many federal employees may go without pay.
Gingrich says Trump would be ‘better off’ if government shuts down
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) suggested President-elect Trump would be “better off” letting the government shut ...
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What’s affected if the federal government shuts down? What we can VERIFY
“Shutting down the government (which doesn’t actually shut down critical functions btw) is infinitely better than passing a horrible bill,” Musk said in one of the posts. Shutdowns happen ...