USDA tells court it will disburse all SNAP contingency funds
The National WIC Association led an Oct. 24 letter to the White House urging an additional cash infusion to avoid disruptions starting Nov. 1.
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Senate leaders prepare to pivot to a new bill to end shutdown
growing recognition that the funding extension to Nov. 21, as the House proposed in September, would no longer provide enough time to complete appropriations bills for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1.
Federal judge directs USDA to pay November food stamp benefits
The partial government shutdown that began on Oct. 1 means there isn’t an appropriation.
They went to DC to intern on the Hill. Then came the shutdown
Things changed on Oct. 1, when government funding lapsed and House internships were put on pause.
Democrats say the quiet part out loud: Shutdown is leverage
The country is just days away from disaster as Nov. 1 is likely to see the crisis worsen with more people losing paychecks and crucial support while health and safety programs go unfunded.Â
Shutdown, staffing cuts taking a toll at National Park Service
But a spokesperson for the Interior Department said in an emailed statement that most parks will remain open during the shutdown that began Oct. 1.
Capitol credit unions see flood of applications during shutdown
The current shutdown that began Oct. 1 is now the second longest in history, with no clear signs of an end.
Offshore wind projects feel brunt of Trump policy decisions
It would cost $1 billion to break away from the project at that point, the developers said. A U.S.
Taxpayers will pay plenty over the years for Trump’s massive ballroom, experts say
architects and the construction companies, who said that in order for this East Wing to be modern and beautiful for many, many years to come, for it to be a truly strong and stable structure, this Phase 1
USDA says it can’t use contingency fund for food stamps
The partial government shutdown began with the new fiscal year on Oct. 1. Senate Democrats have rejected a continuing resolution passed by the House that would fund the government until Nov. 21.
Bills to pay federal workers stall, but senators ready to compromise
Gary Peters, D-Mich., had offered a more limited measure that would pay all federal workers only for the period from the Oct. 1 start of the shutdown to the day his legislation is enacted.
Merkley ties Senate in knots with marathon floor speech
But the talkathon forced Senate leaders to delay a scheduled 1 p.m. vote on the House-passed continuing resolution that would end the partial shutdown.
US says shutdown ended lawmaker ICE facility visit requirement
But now the Trump administration says the provision expired on Oct. 1 along with the spending law, and ongoing spending is "not subject to the expired general provision known as Section 527," according
Republican moderates press leadership on health credit extension
Open enrollment begins Nov. 1 for states that use the healthcare.gov marketplace.
Trump suggests no need for another ‘big, beautiful bill’
The "big, beautiful bill" extended expiring tax cuts enacted in 2017, added funds for the border and defense, repealed green energy tax credits and cut more than $1 trillion in spending over 10 years,
Senate Republicans to lunch in Rose Garden as shutdown continues
A sign indicating that the Capitol Visitor Center is closed due to the government shutdown on Oct. 1. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
Interior outlines additional positions for potential elimination
The department reiterated its previous declaration that the reduction plans predated the government shutdown that began with the lapse of appropriations on Oct. 1.
WIC becomes a political football in shutdown
Most federal operations stopped after Sept. 30 because Congress failed to pass funding legislation for the 2026 fiscal year that began Oct. 1.Â
USDA’s Rollins says food stamp funding to dry up in two weeks
Kathy Hochul acknowledged in a press release Thursday that New Yorkers who rely on SNAP could lose their benefits on Nov. 1 due to the shutdown.
EPA, DOE employees face layoffs; aviation staffing worsens
Aerial view of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Va., on Oct. 1.