Government shutdown 2019
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The shutdown cost the U.S. economy $3 billion, Congressional Budget Office says
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Maria Hollenhorst
Jan 28, 2019
"We think we'll be down about $3 billion of GDP," CBO Director Keith Hall says.
Trump, Congress agree to end longest government shutdown
Jan 25, 2019
Trump said he would sign legislation funding shuttered agencies until Feb. 15 and try again to persuade lawmakers to finance his long-sought wall.
The lasting effects of a record-breaking government shutdown
Jan 25, 2019
The experience has left local leaders re-examining their relationship with the government.
The problem with missing economic data
Jan 25, 2019
Because of the partial government shutdown, some agencies may not be able to release key economic reports on time.
Some facts about the finances of furloughed federal workers
Jan 24, 2019
As the partial government shutdown is about to enter its 35th day, here are a few facts about the hundreds of thousands of affected federal workers: The median income of a furloughed federal worker is about $67,000 a year, according to Sentier Research About 75 percent of those workers are working paycheck-to-paycheck, according to John Challenger […]
Federal shutdown imperils public transport nationwide
by
Justin Ho
Jan 24, 2019
While the D.C. Metro is losing revenue, public transit systems across the country aren't getting federal funding.
Senate rejects rival Democratic, GOP plans for reopening government
Jan 24, 2019
The Democratic plan received one more vote than the Republican proposal.
For public good, not for profit.
What are your questions about the government shutdown?
Jan 24, 2019
Let's try to navigate the longest government shutdown in history.
Restaurants feel the pinch as shutdown drags on
by
Janet Babin
and Leila Goldstein
Jan 22, 2019
... but some owners reach out to help furloughed federal workers.
For some businesses, the partial government shutdown offers a chance to market directly to affected federal workers
Jan 22, 2019
Companies still have to be careful about crafting messages in a highly politicized moment.