government shutdown

The U.S. House prepares to vote on a Senate-backed bill to reopen the government amid flight disruptions, SNAP uncertainty, and new Epstein file releases.

The U.S. Senate passes compromise bills to reopen the government, taking steps to end the longest shutdown in American history.

Trump urges Republicans to end the Senate filibuster to resolve the U.S. government shutdown and restore federal operations.

Congressional Democrats maintain shutdown strategy, blaming Trump as 42M Americans risk losing SNAP food aid starting November 1.

The U.S. Senate failed to pass a temporary funding bill, extending the federal shutdown. Trump and Schumer comment on the ongoing government closure.

U.S. President Donald Trump met with Congress leaders to negotiate funding and prevent a federal government shutdown.