Latest News About Shutdown

President Trump endorses a bill to reopen the federal government, gaining momentum in the Senate as efforts to end the prolonged shutdown intensify.

A crucial vote to reopen the government is scheduled for Sunday at 6 p.m. EST, potentially ending the ongoing shutdown and resuming federal services.

Senator John Thune announces that an agreement to reopen the government is nearly finalized, as lawmakers strive to prevent a potential government shutdown.

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy warns that the ongoing government shutdown could severely disrupt Thanksgiving travel, slowing air travel to a trickle.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett highlights the urgent need to reopen the government, stressing the importance of restoring operations over political motives.

Republican leaders assert that the Democrats are behind the current government shutdown, claiming it serves their political agenda, igniting fierce bipartisan debate.

Secretary Duffy warns that ongoing government shutdowns may prevent a significant number of Americans from reuniting with loved ones during the holiday season.

Secretary Sean Duffy attributes the ongoing government shutdown to Republican lawmakers, highlighting his department's efforts to ensure airspace safety amid the crisis.

The Senate will vote today at 1:30 p.m. EST on a measure to reopen the federal government, addressing the ongoing shutdown affecting essential services nationwide.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns that the ongoing government shutdown could halve economic growth, citing escalating impacts on the economy from day one.