The Latest Breaking News from Government Shutdown

Now into its second week, the US government shutdown has started impacting federal workers, prompting some to take out new loans to help make ends meet.

It’s been eight days since a partial US government shutdown began on October 1, owing to a failure by Congress to agree to a new budget by the September 30 deadline.

Move comes after White House memo suggests workers may not get back pay, despite law Trump signed in first term

The federal government shutdown has entered its second week, and already shortages of air traffic controllers have strained operations and disrupted flights at some U.S. airports

Concerns over flight delays and missed paychecks due to the US government shutdown escalated Wednesday, as senators rejected yet another bid to end the standoff.

The government shutdown has grounded the Blue Angels from its crowd-pleasing

A key mid-October deadline could intensify the shutdown fight in Washington, and the fallout could soon hit workers and your wallet.

Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) is expected to provide an update on how the government shutdown is impacting the airline sector when the company reports its third-quarter financial results on Thursday before the market opens.

Trump administration considers $10 billion farmer bailout as China halts soybean purchases, but government shutdown delays relief for struggling agriculture sector.

Extracurricular activities have resumed at schools for military families

With the U.S. government shutdown still clouding official labor statistics, alternative data from private firms and banks is sending a clear message: the labor market is cooling, and markets are betting big that the Federal Reserve will respond with another rate cut at its Oct. 30 meeting.