Oct 12 The 12 Days of Shutdown On the first day of shutdown my government gave to me: furlough for fed employees. On the second day of shutdown my government gave to me: a closed Yosemite and furlough for fed employees. Continue reading
Oct 12 Will Congress allow a government default? By News Desk The debt ceiling deadline is growing closer and there is still no sign of a deal in Washington. Will Congress allow a government default? EmbedVideo(7702); Hari Sreenivasan talks to Meredith Shiner from Roll Call about the major… Continue reading
Oct 11 Watch Shields and Brooks on shutdown's 'tectonic' effect for Republicans Shields and Brooks on shutdown's 'tectonic' effect for Republicans… Continue watching
Oct 11 Watch Obama 'receptive' to GOP framework for solving government budget issues Obama 'receptive' to GOP framework for solving government budget issues… Continue watching
Oct 10 Watch How will shutdown stalemate shape future negotiation in Congress? How will shutdown stalemate shape future negotiation in Congress?… Continue watching
Oct 10 Watch House GOP pitches plan on debt limit amid pressure from business community House GOP pitches plan on debt limit amid pressure from business community… Continue watching
Oct 10 Time stands still during the shutdown--if you're the Ohio Clock In a time of government shutdown where federal employees are unable to do their jobs, there's another part of the Senate that has found itself in the same scenario: The Ohio Clock. Continue reading
Oct 09 Watch How federal agencies are able to fluctuate their furloughed workforce How federal agencies are able to fluctuate their furloughed workforce… Continue watching
Oct 09 Watch Apartments sit vacant as shutdown delays move-in for San Francisco's homeless Apartments sit vacant as shutdown delays move-in for San Francisco's homeless… Continue watching
Oct 09 D.C. local paper changes name during the shutdown In Washington, D.C., the shutdown has led restaurants and bars to extend their happy hours and stores to offer discounts on goods. And now, it has prompted the Washington City Paper to change its name...temporarily. Continue reading