The federal shutdown — one month long and counting — has an obvious economic impact for government workers who aren’t receiving paychecks and food aid recipients who could lose their benefits Nov. 1.

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Amid a swirl of high-stakes political standoffs from Sacramento to Washington, the future of U.S. politics and democracy has ...

The Senior Community Service Employment Program has just been approved for funding after President Trump’s anti-DEI policies ...

"We're having nightmares already" as 800,000 New Jersey residents may not receive benefits in November if the government ...

Some Service Credit Union customers unexpectedly lost money from their account after transactions caused the reversal of a ...

The Agriculture Department has told states to delay transmitting their November benefit files “until further notice,” ...

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Since January, an estimated 211,000 employees have left the federal workforce. California has recruited dozens of those former federal workers.

Set to take effect in July, the policy is aimed primarily at organizations that work with immigrants and transgender youth.