Is the federal government still shut down? Here's what we know on Monday, Oct. 20.

The Senate will reconvene and vote on Monday at 5:30 p.m. ET for the 11th time to end the government shutdown. If the bill ...
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After ‘No Kings,’ what’s the status of federal shutdown in Philly

Thousands of people gathered in Center City on Saturday to protest the actions of the Trump Administration, starting at City ...

Government shutdown latest; Democrats and Republicans are still at odds

The government shutdown stretched into a new week as most congressional Democrats and Republicans continue to be at odds, ...
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List of services that remain operational with the Government shutdown

The federal government shutdown has sparked uncertainty among millions of Americans regarding essential services. Despite ...

Are Social Security Payments at Risk During the Government Shutdown?

Let's all hope it doesn't come to that because much economic damage can result from a protracted shutdown. The White House ...

Here's How Your 2026 Social Security COLA Will Be Calculated -- and Why It May Fall Short

Social Security. That was originally going to be the day when the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced an official ...

Your Medicare Coverage Will Continue During the Shutdown--But Some Services May Not

There's some good news on that front: Certain government agencies operate on a permanent funding basis and should continue to ...

Rep. Jill Tokuda Says House Republicans Have Chosen 'To Run And Hide'

While their constituents worry about services during the government shutdown, U.S. House members haven't convened since Sept.

Some Workers Will Pay More in Social Security Payroll Taxes Next Year. Are You One of Them?

You could also pay more in Social Security payroll taxes next year, even if you earn less than the taxable wage base. If you ...

Day 18 of the government shutdown and no end in sight. Live updates

The Senate is scheduled to reconvene on Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. The Senate will then vote on a measure to end the shutdown around 5:30 p.m.

The Get Capone Edition

Hobby expenses, international tax updates, a government watchdog looks at the IRS, gold and platinum visas, an ERC lawsuit is tossed, tax trivia and more.