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U.S. Congress faces government shutdown amid partisan blame
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As a midnight deadline loomed on October 1, 2025, the U.S. Congress struggled to pass a funding bill, heightening the risk of a government shutdown. Republicans accused Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of obstructing talks, while Democrats pointed to hardline GOP demands. Bipartisan negotiations emerged late in the day after repeated failures.
Congressional leaders meet Trump ahead of shutdown deadline
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Congressional leaders from both parties met with President Trump on Wednesday to discuss averting a potential government shutdown. The talks come as a funding deadline approaches, with lawmakers divided on spending priorities. Key figures like Senate Minority Leader Amy Klobuchar and Vice President JD Vance weighed in on the escalating tensions.
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Government shutdown enters 15th day with military pay secured
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The U.S. government shutdown reached its 15th day on October 15, 2025, as Democrats and Republicans remained deadlocked over federal funding. The Trump administration reshuffled Pentagon funds to ensure active-duty troops receive paychecks, easing one pressure point, while a federal judge temporarily halted layoffs affecting thousands of civilian employees. Negotiations stalled in the Senate, with Democrats demanding extensions for expiring health care subsidies.
GOP oversight chair comments on Trump's crypto deals
Republican Oversight Committee Chair Rep. James Comer stated that Donald Trump's lucrative cryptocurrency deals are acceptable. He cited the Trump family's disclosure of income sources as justification. The remarks came during a segment on CNN's The Lead with Jake Tapper.
CNBC’s Joe Kernen ends tense interview with Sen. Rubén Gallego after clash over shutdown and ACA subsidies
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In a live CNBC appearance on October 27, 2025, Sen. Rubén Gallego of Arizona sparred with Squawk Box co-host Joe Kernen over Democrats’ push to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies during the ongoing government shutdown, leading Kernen to cut the interview short.
Pessimism rises over GOP crypto legislation's future
Growing doubts are emerging on Capitol Hill about the Republican-led cryptocurrency bill passing into law this year. The legislation, a key GOP priority, faces increasing skepticism amid congressional challenges.
Pentagon accepts $130 million donation to help pay troops as shutdown enters fourth week
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With the federal government shut down since October 1, the Defense Department has accepted a $130 million private donation to help cover military pay — an unprecedented move that President Donald Trump touted while legal and ethical questions mounted and pressure grew over lapsed nutrition benefits.
Crypto industry sees caution and promise in Congress
This week marked a significant period for cryptocurrency in U.S. Congress. Lawmakers showed signs of both caution and promise toward the industry. The developments highlight ongoing debates in Washington.
Democrats Release Alleged Trump Epstein Note
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House Democrats released an alleged birthday note from Trump related to Epstein. This has fueled political discussions. The authenticity of the document remains under scrutiny.
Officialism warns of budget veto without fiscal balance
Following legislative elections, Argentina's officialism warned the opposition it will veto the 2026 Budget if it fails to ensure fiscal balance. Chamber of Deputies President Martín Menem stressed the need for rationality to avoid political chaos. The government aims to delay the debate until new legislators take office on December 10.