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As Democrats prepare for a possible federal shutdown, their endgame is uncertain — Alex Wong/Getty Images via Getty Images

Government Shutdown · United States

As Democrats prepare for a possible federal shutdown, their endgame is uncertain

37% Center coverage: 70 sources

Senate Democrats who have struggled for months to counter President Donald Trump have settled on a bold, one-step strategy if they do not get significant concessions on health care before government funding runs out Wednesday: voting to shut down the government.See the Story

Do Social Security Payments Stop During a Government Shutdown?

Hakeem Jeffries · United States

Do Social Security Payments Stop During a Government Shutdown?

80% Center coverage: 49 sources

A government shutdown may be imminent - would you be impacted?See the Story

When Will Shutdown End? Lawmakers Have No Clue

Donald Trump · United States

When Will Shutdown End? Lawmakers Have No Clue

61% Center coverage: 23 sources

The intense partisan politics that drove Washington into a shutdown are making the path out of it hard to see. It's a stare-down, and one side has to blink — with Republicans and Democrats each vowing it won't be them. Democrats have shot down a GOP-crafted stopgap to fund the government at current levels through Nov. 21, demanding an extension of enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies and new restrictions on the administration’s practice…See the Story

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