Why markets are missing risks of a Trump government shutdown
As Washington hurtles toward another government-shutdown deadline on March 14, markets are responding with their usual mild anxiety. But this time may be different — and the real risk isn’t about which agencies close or how long federal workers go without paychecks.
A government shutdown looms as Trump addresses a joint session of Congress, where he’s sure to face a divided audience ...
Trump and congressional leaders have lost hope in a full government funding deal and pivoted toward a stopgap bill for the ...
By Richard Cowan and David Morgan WASHINGTON (Reuters) -With less than two weeks to go before a March 14 deadline, ...
DOGE’s wild rampage is the major sticking point in talks over a deal and he could blow up any such agreement by riling up a ...
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Congress has until 11:59 p.m. March 14 to pass a measure to keep the government operating at full throttle — and there’s no sign of a deal in sight.
Federal funding dries up at the end of the day on March 14. Lawmakers acknowledge that passing full appropriations bills are ...
A Democrat-induced shutdown, they agreed, would backfire on their party politically and only empower Musk even more to slash and burn his way through federal agencies. And they were frustrated with ...
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is facing a political minefield as he seeks to avoid a government shutdown in just 10 days, with ...
It was an all-hands-on-deck meeting in Fayette County to try and prevent the potential closure of the Penn State branch ...
Democrats and Republicans are already pointing fingers over a potential government shutdown next month. Republicans may pass ...
The shutdown clock is ticking on Capitol Hill as lawmakers look to fund the government by the looming March 14 deadline, an ...
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