TikTok says it will shut down U.S site unless court removes ban threat
Court to hear arguments Friday on law forcing TikTok sale by Chinese parent company that takes effect in Jan. 19.
Does the United States need a debt limit?
The federal debt limit has no practical value. This suggests that ending it would be a good idea. Yet the laws of unintended ...
US Troops (Usually) Don't Get Paid During a Government Shutdown, But Congress Does
However, Congress has passed legislation to pay service members during specific government shutdowns in the past.
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Congress has to pass another stopgap funding bill. What happens in a shutdown?
Mail service: The United States Postal Service would not be affected by a government shutdown. The Postal Service doesn't rely on taxpayer dollars because it generally gets its funding through the ...
What happens in a US government shutdown?
The US government is hurtling towards a shutdown ahead of the Christmas holiday, after President-elect Donald Trump and Elon ...
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'Serious Disruptions'?: Federal Courts Brace for Government Shutdown Threat
U.S. courthouse contractors would suffer under a partial government shutdown. Essential judicial ... “The Administrative Office of the United States Courts has announced that the Judiciary ...
Senate passes bill to avert a government shutdown
The Senate passed a stopgap funding bill to avert a federal government shutdown shortly after the midnight funding deadline.
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Congress passes law averting U.S. government shutdown
The U.S. Congress passed spending legislation early on Saturday in a down-to-the-wire burst of activity to avert a destabilizing government shutdown ... for disaster-hit states and $10 billion ...
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US Senate passes government funding bill to avert shutdown
The US Congress passed spending legislation early on Saturday in a down-to-the wire burst of activity that will avert a destabilising government shutdown ahead of the busy holiday travel season.
What does a US government shutdown actually mean?
The United States is facing yet another government shutdown — this time right before Christmas. What happens and who is impacted when the government stops paying?