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  • Donald Trump signs bill to end record US government shutdown

    US President has accused the Democrats of ‘extortion’

  • US lawmakers pass spending bill to end record government shutdown

    US lawmakers pass spending bill to end record government shutdown

    Fully restarting the federal bureaucracy after the longest US government shutdown in history could still take days

  • Record-breaking US government shutdown set to end as Congress moves forward

    Record-breaking US government shutdown set to end as Congress moves forward

    Congress is set to end the 43-day US government shutdown, restoring pay for furloughed federal workers and resuming agency operations, while Democrats face backlash over perceived compromise and political fallout.

  • US House to vote on deal to end longest government shutdown in history

    US House to vote on deal to end longest government shutdown in history

    Republicans currently hold a narrow 219-213 majority in the House

  • As US government shuts down, private aviation takes off

    As US government shuts down, private aviation takes off

    Private jet travel booms as the US shutdown triggers flight cuts and delays for commercial passengers.

  • US shutdown nears end after 40 days of paralysis: What’s still holding it back and what happens next | Explained

    US shutdown nears end after 40 days of paralysis: What’s still holding it back and what happens next | Explained

    The White House has also pledged to reverse the firings of federal employees and provide back pay for the hundreds of thousands affected during the shutdown that began on October 1.

  • US shutdown nears end after 40 days: What the deal means for Trump, what it covers and what could still go wrong

    US shutdown nears end after 40 days: What the deal means for Trump, what it covers and what could still go wrong

    US government shutdown: The proposed deal does not guarantee the extension of ACA subsidies, a key Democratic demand since the shutdown began.

  • Hunger, flight chaos, health-care woes fail to end US shutdown

    Hunger, flight chaos, health-care woes fail to end US shutdown

    Republicans say they will only negotiate over an extension to the Affordable Care Act subsidies once Democrats vote to re-open the government

  • US orders 10% flights cut at major US airports due to shutdown

    US orders 10% flights cut at major US airports due to shutdown

    The shutdown, the longest in US history, has forced 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration agents to work without pay

  • For first time in long US government shutdown, hints of progress toward reopening

    For first time in long US government shutdown, hints of progress toward reopening

    For 34 days, a standoff between Congress and President Donald Trump has shuttered a range of federal programs including those that provide aid for low-income Americans, US soldiers' paychecks and airport operations.

  • 'A very wealthy gentleman offered to pay': Trump on questions over US troops salaries amid shutdown

    'A very wealthy gentleman offered to pay': Trump on questions over US troops salaries amid shutdown

    Questions about whether military members would receive their paychecks on October 15 have grown as the shutdown passed the two-week mark

  • Shutdown layoffs bite: which US agencies are hit—and how services could suffer

    Shutdown layoffs bite: which US agencies are hit—and how services could suffer

    Thousands face separation notices as US Treasury’s CDFI Fund, Education and EPA programmes land on the front line.

  • US shutdown could 'drag on weeks' as both sides refuse to compromise, analysts explain why

    US shutdown could 'drag on weeks' as both sides refuse to compromise, analysts explain why

    The US enters its second week of a government shutdown as Democrats and Donald Trump’s Republicans remain entrenched. Analysts warn the impasse could last weeks, with little compromise in sight.

  • US government shutdown explained: Which US services stop and which keep running

    US government shutdown explained: Which US services stop and which keep running

    A range of US government services has been halted as the government shutdown enters its first few days, with hundreds of thousands of federal employees without wages and thousands more conducting business unpaid.

  • As U.S. government shutdown looms, Trump warns of mass layoffs

    As U.S. government shutdown looms, Trump warns of mass layoffs

    The U.S. faces a shutdown after Senate funding talks collapsed, with President Trump warning of mass federal layoffs. Around 150,000 staff already exiting, raising fears of long-term workforce losses and service disruption.

  • What US government shutdown means and how it will affect the economy

    What US government shutdown means and how it will affect the economy

    The US government entered a shutdown after Congress failed to agree on funding, furloughing around 750,000 federal employees, suspending certain services, and creating economic uncertainty while essential operations continue at reduced capacity.

  • US government enters shutdown as Trump blames Democrats, threatens public sector job cuts

    US government enters shutdown as Trump blames Democrats, threatens public sector job cuts

    The US government entered a shutdown after Congress failed to approve a funding deal. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are affected, with Trump blaming Democrats and threatening program cuts.

  • US shutdown fears add to gold's safe haven lure as rally nears best month in 14 years

    US shutdown fears add to gold's safe haven lure as rally nears best month in 14 years

    Investors feared that the uncertainty around a US government shutdown may also delay the release of economic data seen as crucial in determining the rate cut trajectory by the Federal Reserve.

  • Deadline Looms: Less than 18 hours remain for US shutdown resolution - here's what we know

    Deadline Looms: Less than 18 hours remain for US shutdown resolution - here's what we know

    This fourth partial shutdown in history of US can affect Americans' daily lives as services like air travel, military, national security etc can be impacted. Reports suggest that officials are still scrambling to avert the shutdown with no clear path.

  • 'Metals eye trade-talk progress; oil may rebound amid Venezuelan crisis'

    'Metals eye trade-talk progress; oil may rebound amid Venezuelan crisis'

    Amid the US-China trade meet and the political risk in the UK, safe-haven demand may be upbeat. Hence, overall, the outlook for the yellow metal is bullish

  • Donald Trump strikes deal to end government shutdown

    Donald Trump strikes deal to end government shutdown

    The president, however, implied about declaring a national emergency if the Congress did not approve a funding for the wall by February 15. "If we don't get a fair deal from Congress, the government will either shut down on February 15 again or I will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the Constitution of the United States to address this emergency."

  • No compromise on wall: Donald Trump

    No compromise on wall: Donald Trump

    The longest-ever shutdown, lasting more than 30 days, had paralysed the functioning of several key departments of the government. It also created a humanitarian crisis as some 800,000 federal employees did not receive their paychecks for a month.

  • Wall Street week ahead: US fund managers play defense during shutdown

    Wall Street week ahead: US fund managers play defense during shutdown

    If the shutdown lasts through the first quarter, financial companies could be hammered as federal workers are unable to pay their mortgages.

  • How the US shutdown is impacting Indian immigrants

    How the US shutdown is impacting Indian immigrants

    This partial shutdown is the longest in US history.

  • US Congress passes funding bill to reopen government after hours-long shutdown

    US Congress passes funding bill to reopen government after hours-long shutdown

    Trump supports the measure and is expected to sign it into law on Friday, ending a drama on Capitol Hill over federal spending.

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