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Can governments make us happier With the us government shutdown taking effect on 1 october, the white house warns of potential layoffs, with federal agencies preparing for staff cuts.

The shutdown occurred after conservative republicans in the house of representatives attempted to use the budget process to delay or defund implementation of democratic president barack obama's affordable care act, known as obamacare. The uk government is pushing for an 'ambitious' youth mobility scheme with the eu, allowing thousands of young europeans to live and work temporarily in the uk, and vice versa The us is potentially facing another federal government shutdown

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President donald trump wants $5.7 billion to fund a border wall with mexico

The democrats who took control of the house of representatives in november’s midterm elections are refusing to give it to him

But how does political disagreement over a single issue bring the federal government grinding to a halt? Sovereign credit ratings are independent assessments of a government's creditworthiness Ratings can attract or dissuade investors and influence the cost of borrowing. Major us cybersecurity law expires the cybersecurity information sharing act (cisa), a major piece of us legislation on cybersecurity, expired on 1 october, 2025, amid a government shutdown.

The us made a major pivot in recent weeks in one of the most contested areas of global technology More finance news to know us government shutdown halts key economic data The federal government partially shut down on 1 october after congress failed to extend funding, pausing reporting by agencies including the bureau of labor statistics, census bureau and bureau of economic analysis at a critical time for markets and policymakers. The frequency and duration of internet shutdowns worldwide is increasing, experts say

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Us lawmakers averted a crisis by suspending the country’s debt ceiling last week, saving the country from running out of money to pay its bills But what exactly is the debt ceiling And what could happen if it isn’t raised Here’s everything you need to know about the us debt ceiling issue.

America's debt ceiling has seen a consistent upward trend over the years and has been raised 78 times since 1960 As of 2021, the debt ceiling stood at a staggering $28.4 trillion, making it crucial to regularly raise the limit to accommodate the growing national debt Failure to raise the debt ceiling can lead to a government shutdown, reduced investor confidence, increased borrowing costs.

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