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GPB morning headlines for October 2, 2025

Summary by Georgia Public Broadcasting
The U.S. was plunged into its first government shutdown in nearly seven-years Wednesday; Some National Park sites in Georgia and around the country will remain open as the federal government shutdown continues; The U.S. Postal Service has released a commemorative "Forever" stamp honoring the late former President Jimmy Carter.

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GPB morning headlines for October 2, 2025

The U.S. was plunged into its first government shutdown in nearly seven-years Wednesday; Some National Park sites in Georgia and around the country will remain open as the federal government shutdown continues; The U.S. Postal Service has released a commemorative "Forever" stamp honoring the late former President Jimmy Carter.

·Georgia, United States
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