Government Funding Standoff Between Senate Democrats and House Republicans

Senate Democrats refuse to support House Republican bill to fund government, likely causing partial shutdown. Democrats want a clean CR through April 11 for bipartisan negotiations. Pressure on Democrats to make a decision as shutdown looms. Republicans pass CR with slight increase in defense and ICE funding, cuts in non-defense discretionary spending.

Government Funding Bill Drama

Democrats attempt to block government funding bill as shutdown deadline nears, reminiscent of previous funding drama. House Speaker Mike Johnson's efforts failed to secure agreement due to bill size and outside influences. Current bill includes Biden-level funding with cuts to social programs and increases for Pentagon, causing friction between parties.

Government Funding Bill

Democrats are attempting to block the government funding bill as the government shutdown deadline nears, accusing Republicans of trying to gut federal health care programs with their plan. The bill needs to pass the Senate and be signed by President Donald Trump by the deadline to avoid federal programs getting shuttered and employees furloughed.

Government Budget Negotiation to Avoid Shutdown

Republicans are gearing up for a budget negotiation to avoid a government shutdown with a bill that would keep federal agencies funded until September 30. President Trump is urging Republicans to support the bill, while some Republicans are already signaling they would not vote for it. The bill includes provisions for defense and non-defense spending, as well as additional funding for veterans' healthcare and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Democrats are troubled by the bill, particularly its impact on programs like Social Security and Medicaid.

Government Budget Negotiations and Risk of Shutdown

Rep. Blake Moore, R-Utah discusses ongoing House budget negotiations and the risk of a government shutdown. A bill has been released to avert a partial government shutdown during the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's term. The bill maintains current government funding levels and includes additional funding for defense, healthcare for veterans, and ICE operations. Democrats are opposing the bill, accusing Republicans of trying to cut funding for healthcare, nutritional assistance, and veterans benefits.

Closure of Soft-Sided Migrant Processing Centers in Texas

Soft-sided migrant processing centers in Texas ordered to shut down due to cancellation of 'Catch and Release' policy and decrease in illegal border crossings under Trump administration. Facilities cost nearly $10 million each monthly and were used to house illegal aliens awaiting asylum hearings. The shutdown order did not address similar shelters in Arizona and California.

Trump Administration's Potential Shutdown of Afghan Resettlement Office

The Trump administration is considering shutting down the office overseeing the resettlement of Afghans to the United States, potentially leaving over 250,000 Afghans and their families stranded and facing persecution from the Taliban. This move has been criticized as a betrayal of Afghan allies and veterans who fought for them.

Shut down of USAID by Trump Administration

President Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), causing chaos and anger among staffers and contractors. The move is criticized for endangering national security and stalling critical aid programs.

US Government Website Shutdowns

Hundreds of US government websites were offline, including USAID, as part of Trump administration's controversial drive to shrink the US government. Key information related to HIV and LGBTQ youth disappeared from CDC's website.

USAID Shutdown by Elon Musk and President Trump

Billionaire Elon Musk announced that President Trump agreed to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Musk's Department of Government Efficiency gained access to sensitive information from USAID and the Treasury Department, leading to protests from Democratic lawmakers.

Government Spending Deadline Approaching in Congress

Maye Musk, Elon's mother, discusses wasteful government spending and Adam Schiff blaming Democrats for Harris' loss. Congress faces a deadline to approve government spending past Dec. 20. Schumer and McConnell failed to pass FISA renewal last year. Republicans prefer a short-term stopgap spending bill. Democrats may push for an omnibus bill. If no action is taken by Dec. 20, the government will face a partial shutdown.

Paramount Global TV Studio Shutdown

Paramount Global announces shutdown of TV studio, laying off thousands due to industry uncertainty. Projects to be moved under CBS Studios label. Co-CEO George Cheeks departing. Company aims to cut workforce by 15% and trim spending by $500 million by 2025.

Impact of COVID-19 restrictions on small businesses in Minnesota

Former Minnesota bar owner criticized Gov. Tim Walz for overstepping his role during the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in significant financial losses for small businesses. She defied shutdown orders and faced threats of arrest and fines, ultimately filing for personal bankruptcy.

Infowars Facing Shutdown

Alex Jones is facing efforts to shut down Infowars, with reports of authorities coming to put padlocks on the studio doors. Patriots are rallying behind Alex Jones and his crew in response to this development.

Columbia University Shutdown Due to Student Protests

Columbia University administrators shut down much of the school due to ongoing student protests over the Israel-Hamas war, leaving students and staff scrambling for meals and work. The shutdown impacted campus life and final exams.

TikTok potential shutdown in the U.S.

Members of Congress are receiving calls from angry constituents after TikTok warned of a potential shutdown in the U.S. Bipartisan legislation has been advanced to force TikTok's Chinese parent company to divest its ownership within 165 days.

Government Funding Negotiations Breakdown

Negotiations on government funding deal break down, leading to a potential partial government shutdown. Congress faces deadline to pass several appropriations bills by Friday.

Shutdown of West Virginia Hardwood Producer and Impact of Trade Commission's Decision on Tariffs

A West Virginia hardwood producer, Allegheny Wood Products, shut down, erasing hundreds of jobs. State officials are assisting affected workers in finding new jobs. In a separate incident, the International Trade Commission's move against tariffs on foreign tin imports may close down a mill and affect nearly 1,000 jobs.