As the federal government shutdown continues, thousands of homebuyers may find themselves shut out of critical flood-insurance policies. This situation adds to broader concerns about rising insurance costs and climate change, potentially slowing the real-estate market nationwide.
Stock futures showed limited movement Sunday night, despite a continuing U.S. government shutdown. This restrained performance comes on the heels of a week in which both the Dow and S&P 500 soared to record highs.
Russell Vought, widely recognized as an architect behind Project 2025, has taken center stage amid a new government shutdown. The original New Yorker piece underscores how his involvement with this influential initiative contributed to ongoing tensions in Washington.
On the third day of a government shutdown deemed “senseless,” Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) has introduced a bill to help federal workers coping with financial pressures. The measure underscores rising concerns over the economic burden on employees who serve vital roles within the government.
Every first Friday of the month, economists and traders wait for the Labor Department’s jobs report. Now, with the government shut down, those crucial numbers never arrived—leaving the nation guessing about its economic health.
An Alaskan climber’s life ended far too soon on one of Yosemite’s most iconic peaks. Amid limited park operations caused by a federal government shutdown, he attempted a difficult solo climb that ended in tragedy.
A short U.S. government shutdown might seem minor, but for startups relying on permits, visas, and approvals, even a brief pause can evolve into an existential threat. As host voices on the Equity podcast note, the shutdown underscores deeper uncertainties shaping the future of emerging tech ventures.
President Trump’s decision to freeze $2.1 billion in federal infrastructure funds for Chicago has sparked intensified tensions in Washington. Citing the ongoing government shutdown, the administration is holding the funds back as leverage in budget negotiations.
On the second day of the government shutdown, Democrats allege the White House is using the crisis as a pretext for widespread firings. Both sides show no signs of yielding, while President Trump intensifies attacks on Democratic-led states.
The federal government has come to an abrupt standstill as the Senate fails to pass a crucial funding bill. Utah legislators blame Democrats for the impasse, underscoring deep political rifts and ongoing dysfunction in Washington.
