The federal government is currently shut down. The NPR Network is following the ways the government shutdown is affecting ...

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The U.S. government began a partial shutdown Oct. 1 after Congress was unable to pass an appropriations bill before a key ...

The government has officially shut down. The OMB warned that a new wave of federal worker firings could be imminent.

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Federal employees who don't receive a paycheck during the government shutdown get paid retroactively, but that can take a ...

Meaning, the shutdown will end and the government will fully reopen once Congress passes funding appropriations. President Donald Trump will then have to sign the appropriations bill into law.

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Federal public defenders, private attorneys and supplemental employees will begin working without pay on Monday.

WASHINGTON — Monday is the federal holiday of Columbus Day, which is celebrated in some places as Indigenous Peoples Day.