White House says it plans to cut 'thousands' of federal jobs as it freezes funding to Democratic states.
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The United States government shutdown has entered a third day after the Senate failed to reach a deal on a crucial spending bill before observing Yom Kippur.
The Senate floor was open on Thursday, but it did not vote due to the holiday, Judaism’s holiest day of the year.
Republican and Democrat senators continued to back opposing bills ahead of vote on stopgap funding that would reopen the U.S.…
Lawmakers have another chance to vote at the end of the month, just a day before the deadline.
Senate Democrats and Republicans are not budging on their demands to temporarily fund the federal government and end the shutdown…
Democrats and Republicans accused each other of inflexibility, while federal workers face disrupted paychecks
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