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The U.S. government shutdown has reached 36 days, becoming the longest in history, NBC News reports, as political deadlock deepens and federal workers face mounting financial strain.
Washington is voicing concern over Korea’s new “fake news” law, warning it could curb free expression and unfairly target U.S. tech firms, the Korea JoongAng Daily reports.
The U.S. government has agreed to drop certain tax claims against Donald Trump as part of an expanded IRS lawsuit settlement, easing a long-running dispute over his tax liabilities.
The US government shutdown has become the longest in the nation’s history, as partisan deadlock over border wall funding deepens, affecting federal workers and key services nationwide.
The U.S. government shutdown under President Trump has become the longest in history, as partisan deadlock over border wall funding leaves federal workers unpaid and key services disrupted.
In Washington, the obvious thing is probably true. The Economist dissects how surface-level scandals, partisan theatrics and power plays often mask straightforward political motives.
The U.S. government shutdown has become the longest in history, halting key services and paychecks. ABC News examines the political standoff, its impact, and what could finally end the impasse.
The U.S. government has admitted negligence in the 1982 midair collision over Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people, PBS reports, raising renewed questions over aviation oversight.
US President Donald Trump has signed a bill to temporarily end the longest government shutdown in US history, restoring funding after weeks of political deadlock and economic disruption.