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GOP tax cut to cost $600 billion more thanks to Trump’s shutdown, China trade war
Igor Derysh
What a surprise: Business has reaped huge profits under the tax law, but not nearly as much growth as expected
4 of the most insensitive things Republicans have said about the partial government shutdowns
Alex Henderson
“It’s actually part of what you do when you sign up for any public service position,” Rep. Mark Meadows said
White House now admits shutdown will cost twice as much as original estimate
Igor Derysh
Quarterly GDP could shrink by half a percent, according to new estimate from Trump's Council of Economic Advisers
White House lobbies GOP senators not to sign letter requesting that Trump reopen government: report
Brad Reed
Aides fear the letter would break the “unity” that the Republican Party has shown so far in the shutdown fight
Donald Trump is running the government like his business empire — into the ground
Amanda Marcotte
Trump promised to run government like his business. Problem is, his businesses have been frauds and failures
Nancy Pelosi asks Donald Trump to reschedule his State of the Union address amid government shutdown
Shira Tarlo
The House speaker also proposed another alternative measure to Trump: Consider delivering the speech in writing
Who are the federal workers affected by the shutdown? 5 questions answered
Nevbahar Ertas
The current government shutdown is now the longest in American history, affecting about 800,000 federal employees
Shutdown likely to cost much more than Trump’s $5.7 billion wall demand
Igor Derysh
If the shutdown extents through the end of January, its costs to the economy will far exceed Trump's wall demand
Washington is reeling over new reports of FBI case
Frank Vogl
Is President Donald Trump a Russian agent?
Anonymous Trump official wishes for shutdown to last “a very long time” in Daily Caller op-ed
Alex Henderson
“It is an opportunity to strip wasteful government agencies for good," a senior member of the administration writes
Cold Whoppers in the White House: A visual metaphor for the Trump presidency
Rachel Leah
The Clemson Tigers won a championship so they were invited to Trump's "hamberder" dream meal
Trump’s shutdown reveals America has no social safety net
Jamila Michener
The 2019 government shutdown is just the latest reason why poor people can’t bank on the safety net
Shutdown side effect? TSA admits loaded gun allowed on flight
Matthew Rozsa
A gun managed to get through a TSA screening, raising questions about the impact of the government shutdown
Trump blocks off-ramp for Republicans suggesting an end to government shutdown
Matthew Rozsa
Trump rejected an offer by Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Republican, that would have allowed him to reopen the government
Donald Trump’s favorite pollster shows his approval rating tanking amid shutdown chaos
Brad Reed
Why the president will likely not be promoting the latest Rasmussen poll on his Twitter account any time soon
How Republicans are enabling Donald Trump’s desperate cover-up
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans like Ted Cruz and Mike Huckabee really have to stretch this week to create excuses for Donald Trump
Fox’s Judge Pirro retracts the false claim about Nancy Pelosi spread during her interview with Trump
Shira Tarlo
Pirro blamed "numerous reports" for the error on her Fox News show. (It's unclear which reports she's referring to)
Donald Trump is being blamed for government shutdown, according to a new poll
Matthew Rozsa
A new survey found that Donald Trump is suffering more than Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown
Timothy Snyder on the shutdown showdown: Donald Trump is the national emergency
Chauncey DeVega
Yale historian on Donald Trump's next play: Replace democracy with "a regime in a permanent state of emergency"
Federal shutdown mostly spares health coverage, but other issues loom
Julie Appleby
The length of the shutdown will dictate how furloughed and unpaid workers will be affected
The case for a national general strike protesting Trump’s heartless shutdown
Bob Hennelly
The social cohesion for a general strike supporting federal workers is part of America’s past, how about now?
Bernie Sanders calls Donald Trump’s bluff with prescription drugs bill
Matthew Rozsa
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced bills to lower the price of prescription drugs
Mitch McConnell has the power to shut down the shutdown: So why isn’t he?
Amanda Marcotte
By letting Trump drag out the shutdown, McConnell hurts not just Americans, but his own party and even Trump
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