The federal government has shut down after Congress failed to reach a deal before the deadline. It’s the first shutdown since 2019. Tuesday evening, the Senate rejected not one, but two competing funding bills—paving the way for the shutdown.
Time is running out in Washington tonight, with just hours left to prevent a government shutdown. If lawmakers can’t strike a deal before midnight, much of the federal government could grind to a halt and thousands of workers across the country would be affected.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – If the government shuts down, it could have a large impact on government services. Millions of federal employees could go without a paycheck, and non-essential services could close. Here’s how a shutdown could impact you:
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There’s less than one week remaining before funding lapses and the federal government shuts down- if there’s no deal by 11:59pm Tuesday. Members of Congress will return on Monday with just one day to strike a deal:
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