To prepare financially for a government shutdown, consider the following: Check your financial emergency funds. Look at your ...

Nick Shirley visited Washington, D.C., during the 2025 federal government shutdown to interview politicians, protesters, and ...

A proposed extension of federal government funding is raising questions about how a potential shutdown could affect millions of Americans receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) ...

As the government shutdown stretches into its fourth week, the number of furloughed federal workers is on the rise, and many ...

Government shutdown concerns are mounting again. Months after funding disputes plagued Capitol Hill, Republicans and Democrats are battling over spending priorities, the SAVE Act and more heading into ...

The U.S. House approved a measure to extend federal government funding to Dec. 11. The measure averts a government shutdown this fall ahead of November's midterm election, which will decide control of ...

Did the government shutdown end? Not quite as we remain in a partial government shutdown Monday, with confusion persisting over when to expect the next House vote to end the DHS shutdown. Here's the ...

The federal government remains in a partial shutdown today, Monday, April 13, as a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding lapse enters its ninth week, with no firm timeline for a House vote to ...

The Global Entry travel program has been restored, the Trump administration said Wednesday, after it was paused in February amid the Department of Homeland Security shutdown. A DHS spokesperson said ...

A likely partial government shutdown after Friday would impair the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s operations, leading to diminished capabilities in critical areas including cyber ...

Kalshi's market-tracking betting odds of government shutdown in 2026 have dropped 33 points overnight to just 4% on September 1. The move came even as Senate negotiators said they were making progress ...

It seems that despite their vast differences, both Republicans and Democrats in Congress have decided that they wouldn’t benefit from a government shutdown right before the midterms. Perhaps even more ...