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Biden Signs Funding Bill, Averting Government Shutdown
US President Joe Biden on Saturday signed into law a long-awaited funding bill passed by Congress, keeping federal agencies running through September and averting a damaging partial government shutdown.
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US Senate Passes Bill To Avert Government Shutdown
The US Congress scrambled Thursday to approve temporary funding to thwart a partial government shutdown, as forecasts for a snowstorm piled pressure on lawmakers already racing against the clock to keep the lights on.
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Explained: The Funding Bill That Attempts To Avert US Government Shutdown
The US Senate on Tuesday introduced a short-term funding bill to avert a partial government shutdown that can result in thousands of federal workers losing jobs.
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Oil Prices Surge To Above $101 Per Dollar; Up $10 Since Last Week's Lows
Oil prices rose on Thursday on mounting supply tightness concerns amid disruptions to Russian exports, the potential for major producers to cut output, and the partial shutdown of a US refinery.
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US Oil Pipeline Ransomware Attack: Joe Biden Says Russian Group DarkSide Behind Colonial Pipeline Incident
US President Joe Biden said that a Russia-based group was behind the ransomware attack that forced the shutdown of the largest oil pipeline in the eastern United States.
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Trump Refuses To Sign Covid Aid Bill, Millions To Lose Jobless Benefits
Millions of Americans saw their jobless benefits expire on Saturday after US President Donald Trump refused to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, protesting that it did not do enough to help everyday people.
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Coronavirus Impact: Indian Motorcycle Partially Shuts Down Production
Indian Motorcycle has decided to suspend production across five plants in the US, as well as two overseas plants.
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US Lawmakers Hope To Avoid Another Partial Shutdown Over Border Security
US Government Shutdown: Facing a Friday deadline to avoid another partial U.S. government shutdown, congressional negotiators said they were aiming to reach a deal on border security funding by Monday night, after talks broke down over the weekend.
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US Shutdown Costs Pegged At $3 Billion As Government Reopens
The U.S. economy was expected to lose $3 billion from the partial federal government shutdown over President Donald Trump's demand for border wall funding, congressional researchers said on Monday as 800,000 federal employees returned to work after a 35-day unpaid furlough.
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Delays at New York Airport Due To Shutdown, Staff Shortages
New York's La Guardia airport faced major delays Friday as air traffic control struggled with staff shortages in the final hours of a partial government shutdown that President Donald Trump later announced he was suspending.
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Backing Down, Trump Agrees To End Shutdown Without Border Wall Money
President Donald Trump agreed under mounting pressure on Friday to end a 35-day-old partial U.S. government shutdown without getting the $5.7 billion he had demanded from Congress for a border wall, handing a political victory to Democrats.
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US Shutdown Forces NASA To Postpone Its Day Of Remembrance
US space agency NASA has indefinitely postponed its Day of Remembrance ceremony dedicated to space heroes, who gave their lives for space exploration, due to the ongoing government shutdown.
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US Government Shutdown Leaves Space Sculpture Circling In Orbit
The ongoing partial US government shutdown has endangered a sculpture that was recently launched into orbit, a media report said on Friday.
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Trump Prepares 2 Versions Of State Of Union Speech Amid Shutdown Tensions
The White House is forging ahead with State of the Union preparations despite no commitment from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to hold the annual address at the Capitol, further escalating the political tit-for-tat between the two leaders as the federal government remains partially shuttered.
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From Jackets To Bride Dresses, Family Treasures On Sale Amid US Shutdown
In the weeks since the federal government was paralyzed by a partial shutdown, furloughed workers and their families have learned a painful lesson: At a certain point, with bills piling up and no money coming in, necessity eclipses sentiment. Heirlooms, passion projects and memorabilia are suddenly a means to an end, a way to feed the kids or scrap...
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Biden Signs Funding Bill, Averting Government Shutdown
US President Joe Biden on Saturday signed into law a long-awaited funding bill passed by Congress, keeping federal agencies running through September and averting a damaging partial government shutdown.
-
US Senate Passes Bill To Avert Government Shutdown
The US Congress scrambled Thursday to approve temporary funding to thwart a partial government shutdown, as forecasts for a snowstorm piled pressure on lawmakers already racing against the clock to keep the lights on.
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Explained: The Funding Bill That Attempts To Avert US Government Shutdown
The US Senate on Tuesday introduced a short-term funding bill to avert a partial government shutdown that can result in thousands of federal workers losing jobs.
-
Oil Prices Surge To Above $101 Per Dollar; Up $10 Since Last Week's Lows
Oil prices rose on Thursday on mounting supply tightness concerns amid disruptions to Russian exports, the potential for major producers to cut output, and the partial shutdown of a US refinery.
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US Oil Pipeline Ransomware Attack: Joe Biden Says Russian Group DarkSide Behind Colonial Pipeline Incident
US President Joe Biden said that a Russia-based group was behind the ransomware attack that forced the shutdown of the largest oil pipeline in the eastern United States.
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Trump Refuses To Sign Covid Aid Bill, Millions To Lose Jobless Benefits
Millions of Americans saw their jobless benefits expire on Saturday after US President Donald Trump refused to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, protesting that it did not do enough to help everyday people.
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Coronavirus Impact: Indian Motorcycle Partially Shuts Down Production
Indian Motorcycle has decided to suspend production across five plants in the US, as well as two overseas plants.
-
US Lawmakers Hope To Avoid Another Partial Shutdown Over Border Security
US Government Shutdown: Facing a Friday deadline to avoid another partial U.S. government shutdown, congressional negotiators said they were aiming to reach a deal on border security funding by Monday night, after talks broke down over the weekend.
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US Shutdown Costs Pegged At $3 Billion As Government Reopens
The U.S. economy was expected to lose $3 billion from the partial federal government shutdown over President Donald Trump's demand for border wall funding, congressional researchers said on Monday as 800,000 federal employees returned to work after a 35-day unpaid furlough.
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Delays at New York Airport Due To Shutdown, Staff Shortages
New York's La Guardia airport faced major delays Friday as air traffic control struggled with staff shortages in the final hours of a partial government shutdown that President Donald Trump later announced he was suspending.
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Backing Down, Trump Agrees To End Shutdown Without Border Wall Money
President Donald Trump agreed under mounting pressure on Friday to end a 35-day-old partial U.S. government shutdown without getting the $5.7 billion he had demanded from Congress for a border wall, handing a political victory to Democrats.
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US Shutdown Forces NASA To Postpone Its Day Of Remembrance
US space agency NASA has indefinitely postponed its Day of Remembrance ceremony dedicated to space heroes, who gave their lives for space exploration, due to the ongoing government shutdown.
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US Government Shutdown Leaves Space Sculpture Circling In Orbit
The ongoing partial US government shutdown has endangered a sculpture that was recently launched into orbit, a media report said on Friday.
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Trump Prepares 2 Versions Of State Of Union Speech Amid Shutdown Tensions
The White House is forging ahead with State of the Union preparations despite no commitment from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to hold the annual address at the Capitol, further escalating the political tit-for-tat between the two leaders as the federal government remains partially shuttered.
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From Jackets To Bride Dresses, Family Treasures On Sale Amid US Shutdown
In the weeks since the federal government was paralyzed by a partial shutdown, furloughed workers and their families have learned a painful lesson: At a certain point, with bills piling up and no money coming in, necessity eclipses sentiment. Heirlooms, passion projects and memorabilia are suddenly a means to an end, a way to feed the kids or scrap...
