Breaking: US Govt Shuts Down After Senate Rejects Funding Bill | Geo News English

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The United States federal government has entered its first shutdown in nearly seven years after the Senate failed to pass a short-term spending bill. The last shutdown, in 2018–2019, became the longest in U.S. history, lasting 35 days.

This time, hundreds of thousands of federal employees face unpaid leave, with public services and economic data releases expected to be delayed. At the heart of the deadlock: healthcare benefits. Democrats are demanding stronger subsidies under the Affordable Care Act and restored coverage for legal immigrants, while Republicans want to maintain current funding levels and extend negotiations.

Both parties continue to trade blame as Senate Republicans prepare for another vote.

Stay tuned with Geo News English for the latest updates on the U.S. shutdown crisis.