US Government Shutdown: A Record-Breaking Stalemate
The ongoing US government shutdown is poised to become the longest in the country's history, with no signs of compromise from either Democrats or Republicans.
President Donald Trump appears to be unbothered by the shutdown, while Democrats remain firm on their healthcare funding-related demands, refusing to surrender.
- The current shutdown may break the record set in 2018, which lasted 35 days.
- Unlike in 2018, there are no visible efforts to reach a middle ground, with both sides sticking to their positions.
Any compromise on these fundamental demands will be mean a surrender
Autor's resume: Trump's presidency faces challenges.
More News
- Federal judge pauses order disqualifying US attorney for Nevada from overseeing cases
- IBM's stock is having its best day since January, and quantum is a big reason why
- Kia Telluride: Next-gen three-row SUV teased in the US
- State Ferries announces timeline for planned route cancellations next year | Whidbey News-Times
- The purr-fect Halloween cat
- Truck driver in country illegally was under influence of drugs in Calif. crash that killed 3: police
- How to use the new ChatGPT app integrations, including Spotify, Figma, Canva, and others | TechCrunch
- Nana Konadu’s passing should remind us to remain measured, even in anger – Haruna Iddrisu - MyJoyOnline