U.S. Capitol amid government shutdown tensions, showing politicians in confrontation and protest signs related to IRS furloughs and funding disputes.

Government shutdown reaches second week with IRS furloughs

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The U.S. government shutdown entered its second week on October 8, 2025, as Senate Democrats blocked Republicans' sixth attempt to pass a temporary funding bill. Nearly 34,000 IRS employees face furloughs, while essential operations continue amid a standoff over Obamacare subsidies. Political tensions escalated with heated confrontations on Capitol Hill and threats from the Trump administration over back pay for federal workers.

Republican leaders blast Schumer over ongoing government shutdown

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House Speaker Mike Johnson and Vice President JD Vance sharply criticized Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Sunday morning talk shows, accusing him of dishonesty and holding the government hostage amid an ongoing shutdown. Both argued that Democrats are blocking a House-passed funding measure for political gain. The exchanges highlight deepening partisan tensions as negotiations stall.

U.S. Capitol during government shutdown, with barriers, protesters, and arguing politicians, illustrating partisan funding dispute over healthcare subsidies.

U.S. government shutdown nears third week over funding dispute

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The U.S. federal government shutdown, now in its 13th day as of October 13, 2025, stems from a partisan clash over extending Affordable Care Act subsidies and passing a clean funding bill. Democrats have blocked multiple Senate votes on a Republican-proposed continuing resolution, insisting on protections against rising health care premiums. Polls show voters blame Republicans more for the impasse, yet trust them more on economic issues.

Trump to meet leaders as shutdown deadline nears

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President Donald Trump plans to meet top congressional leaders at the White House as a potential government shutdown looms. Democrats are negotiating to avert the crisis, but critics warn of risks including a lapse in flood insurance programs. New Jersey Senator Andy Kim outlined Democratic efforts to find common ground.

House Speaker Mike Johnson at a Capitol press conference, rejecting a government shutdown deal with Democrats amid healthcare policy disputes.

House Speaker Johnson rejects shutdown deal with Democrats

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House Speaker Mike Johnson has firmly closed the door on negotiating a government shutdown deal with Democrats, amid disputes over healthcare policies. Republicans accuse Democrats of exaggerating claims about immigrant healthcare benefits, while Democrats aim to leverage the standoff politically against Trump and the GOP. The impasse heightens risks of a shutdown as funding deadlines approach.

Leavitt and Jeffries trade insults amid government shutdown

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries exchanged sharp personal attacks on Friday during the ongoing government shutdown. Jeffries called Leavitt 'sick' and 'demented' in a press conference, while she labeled him a 'stone-cold loser.' The barbs highlight escalating tensions as Congress fails to resolve funding disputes.

U.S. Capitol during government shutdown, showing unpaid police, barriers, and arguing politicians amid partisan deadlock.

U.S. government shutdown enters third week amid partisan standoff

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The U.S. federal government shutdown, now in its 18th day since October 1, 2025, has led to unpaid Capitol Police officers, frozen infrastructure funds, and a deadlock over Obamacare subsidies. Republicans blame Democrats for refusing to negotiate without extending pandemic-era health credits, while Democrats accuse the GOP of prioritizing politics over essential services. Impacts include paused projects in Democratic-leaning states and heightened tensions on Capitol Hill.

California Republican keeps working during government shutdown

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As the U.S. government shutdown enters its fourth week, most House members have gone home at Speaker Mike Johnson’s direction. But Rep. Kevin Kiley of California says he is still reporting to his Capitol Hill office daily and urging colleagues to resume work.

Republican proposes bill to penalize cities dropping Columbus Day

Ohio Republican Representative Michael Rulli has introduced legislation to withhold federal funding from cities and states that replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. The proposal follows President Donald Trump's recent proclamation honoring Christopher Columbus and Italian American heritage. Rulli emphasizes preserving the holiday's cultural significance without undermining Native American recognition.

Divided Congress threatens Fed independence more than Trump

An analysis argues that political gridlock in Congress presents a larger risk to the Federal Reserve's independence than actions by President Donald Trump. While Trump has voiced criticisms of Fed Chair Jerome Powell, he has not attempted to remove him or directly interfere with monetary policy. The real danger lies in congressional battles over fiscal policy that could pressure the central bank.

Government shutdown enters second week over Obamacare subsidies

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The U.S. government shutdown, now in its second week, stems from a partisan standoff in Congress over extending enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits set to expire at the end of 2025. Senate Democrats have blocked Republican funding bills five times, demanding a deal on the subsidies, while Republicans insist on reopening the government first. Impacts include furloughs for over 620,000 federal workers and delayed pay for 1 million active-duty troops.

US government shutdown persists with no resolution in sight

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The US federal government remains in a partial shutdown as Republicans and Democrats deadlock over funding measures. President Donald Trump has renewed threats to deploy military forces to Chicago, while House Speaker Mike Johnson rallies his party to maintain pressure on Senate Democrats. With no progress reported, the impasse highlights deep partisan divides on spending and policy priorities.

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