Trump says government shutdown is possible, but expects to avert it
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that a government shutdown "could happen" if the House of Representatives cannot muster enough votes to pass a temporary funding bill, but he remains optimistic the measure will get approved.
And most members — even those who are typically opposed to short-term funding packages — say they are ready to support the ...
Things could get worse for the already-battered federal workforce if Congress fails to pass a spending bill by March 14.
Republicans have put forward a budget proposal that would keep the federal government from shutting down this Sunday, but Democrats are opposed because of sharp budget cuts. Esme Murphy looks at how a ...
Congress has just a week to pass required funding bills. Here's the latest on the upcoming government shutdown date and where ...
Democrats and Republicans are likely to face off next week as a government shutdown looms during for the Trump administration ...
Republicans face a March 14 deadline to keep the government funded, and are facing pressure to do so without any support from ...
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson of Louisiana is working with President Donald Trump to avert a government shutdown.
The government is headed toward a shutdown unless a deal is reached by March 14. And disagreements over DOGE may be the ...
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