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What happens when the government shuts down?

The federal government finds itself hours away from shutting down if Congress does not pass a funding bill by the end of Tuesday.

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When will the government shutdown? What Iowans should know about Social Security and more.

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Will a government shutdown affect Social Security payments? See if you'll still get paid

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US government on brink of first shutdown in almost 7 years during partisan standoff

A partisan standoff over health care and spending is threatening to trigger the first U.S. government shutdown in almost seven years, with Democrats and Republicans in Congress unable to find agreeme...

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Trump’s Meeting With Democrats Yields No Progress, With Shutdown a Day Away

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Top Democrats optimistic Trump could negotiate on health care — but not in time to avert a shutdown

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Government shutdowns, what's happened in past is likely to happen now

The pending shutdown primarily concerns healthcare spending.

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Congressional Leaders Leave White House Meeting Without Deal to Avoid Government Shutdown

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Here’s How a Government Shutdown Works

What a federal government shutdown would mean for Social Security, flights, parks

If Congress doesn't reach some kind of deal by midnight Oct. 1, the federal government will shut down. Here's what that does and doesn't mean.

US government shutdown: What would stay open, what would close

U.S. government services would be disrupted if President Donald Trump and Congress do not agree on a spending bill by midnight on Tuesday.

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Stocks Rise as Government Shutdown Looms

Prediction markets put the risk of a shutdown at over 70%. Barclays analysts say one would likely last at least five days and could continue for an extended period. Those fears weighed on the dollar and cut Treasury yields.

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The Latest: Congress nearing deadline to avert government shutdown

The U.S. government is on the brink of the first federal government shutdown in almost seven years, with prospects looking bleak for a last-minute compromise in Congress to avoid closures beginning at 12:01 a.