Vance says shutdown is likely

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JD Vance says government likely 'headed into a shutdown' after Trump meets with Dems

Republican and Democratic congressional leaders left a meeting with President Donald Trump with no deal to avert a government shutdown as the deadline fast approaches.

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'We're headed to a shutdown,' Vance says after Trump meeting with leaders ends

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JD Vance Predicts How Long Government Shutdown Will Last

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US government shutdown: What is open, what is closed

U.S. government services will be disrupted until President Donald Trump and Congress agree on a spending deal.

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US government shutdown begins as nation faces new period of uncertainty

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US Government Shutdown Live Updates: US enters day 2 of shutdown as Republicans and Democrats remain at odds

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September 30 2025: Government shutdown news

Once the funding deadline passed, Republicans and Democrats immediately began pointing fingers at one another for the shutdown.

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The U.S. Government Shuts Down, as Trump and Democrats Remain Deadlocked

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US Government Shutdown Live Updates: US federal government officially shutdown after Senate fails to pass funding bill

Shutdown, White House and Layoffs

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Vance Warns Federal Layoffs Could Come Soon If Shutdown Drags On

Vice President J.D. Vance on Wednesday ratcheted up the Trump administration’s threat to lay off federal workers if Congress can’t pass a federal spending bill to end the first government shutdown in ...

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White House Warns Layoffs Are Imminent if Shutdown Drags On

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White House Commences Shutdown Plans as Democrats Block Funding

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Why has the US government shut down and what happens now?

The US government shut down on Wednesday for the first time in nearly seven years, halting operations across multiple departments and agencies.

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U.S Government On Brink Of Shutdown After Senate Rejects Funding Bills: US News | Trump | News18

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US government shutdown: No agreement between Democrats, Republicans; Trump may use cities to train military - 10 points

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US government shutdown in effect: All you need to know

A government shutdown can have wide-ranging impacts.

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US government shuts down after key Senate vote fails. What triggered move and what it means

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Last-ditch Senate vote fails, US on brink of government shutdown

Vice President Vance says shutdown is likely after Trump meets with Hill leaders

The government runs out of money at the end of the day Tuesday, and the two parties remain far from an agreement to avert a shutdown.

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Republicans own this shutdown: Why JD Vance’s blame game falls flat

As a federal government completely in the hands of Republicans inches toward shutdown, GOP attempts to shift blame to Democrats is not fooling common sense Americans

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Government Shutdown Begins: White House Guts Funding For Democratic-Favored Projects

The government shut down began at midnight on Wednesday as Democrats and Republicans appeared to be nowhere close to reaching a funding deal.

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How do Americans view NY Sen. Schumer in midst of shutdown? Here's what a poll says

New polling in the hours before the midnight Oct. 1 shutdown shows how Americans view the congressional impasse.

Vance says shutdown firings are 'not targeting federal agencies based on politics'

Vice President JD Vance discussed President Donald Trump's comments about firing federal workers during the government shutdown, and assured any firings would not be targeted "based on politics."

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Government shutdown continues with no end in sight amid partisan divide

Rank-and-file senators began discussing potential solutions Wednesday, though a compromise remains out of reach.

The Latest: Government shutdown begins as nation faces new period of uncertainty

Plunged into a government shutdown, the U.S. is confronting a fresh cycle of uncertainty after President Donald Trump and Congress failed to strike an agreement to keep government programs