Democrats urged to ‘hold the line’ in talks as shutdown stretches to 37th day Lawmakers could be coming closer to a deal to end the longest US government shutdown in history The Guardian - US · Nov 6, 2025
The Latest: Dozens of airports will see flight cuts due to the government shutdown According to a list distributed to the airlines and obtained by The Associated Press, airports in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago along with hubs across the U.S. are among the 40 that will see flights cut starting Friday due to the government shutdown The Independent UK · Nov 6, 2025
Trump sways some Republican senators on filibuster changes Cornyn told reporters after breakfast he is "open to changes." Axios · Nov 6, 2025
Democrats torn over shutdown endgame after election victories - Roll Call As the shutdown reached its 36th day Wednesday, breaking a record, hopes for a resolution this week appeared to dim. Roll Call · Nov 5, 2025
Trump doubles down on killing the filibuster after election trouncing "If you don't terminate the filibuster, you'll be in bad shape," the president said. Axios · Nov 5, 2025
Bernie Sanders Says Trump 'Illegally' Withheld Billions In SNAP Funds, Defying Court And Congress: 'He'd Rather Let 16 Million Kids Go Hungry' Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Tuesday accused President Donald Trump of illegally withholding billions in food assistance, charging that the move defied both Congress and the courts amid a nationwide hunger crisis. Benzinga · Nov 5, 2025
US government shutdown enters 36th day to become longest in history Shutdown beats record set during Trump’s first term as succession of Senate votes fails to yield breakthrough The Guardian - US · Nov 5, 2025
US Senate rejects funding package for 14th time with shutdown in 35th day But talks between factions are under way as Democrats and Republicans try to bring standoff to a close The Guardian - US · Nov 4, 2025
Democrats tight-lipped on shutdown off-ramp as pressure grows - Roll Call Senate Democrats say they are working through "differences of opinions" as they seek an off-ramp to the month-old partial government shutdown. Roll Call · Nov 4, 2025
Trump admits Republicans ‘likely’ to lose midterm elections unless they go ‘nuclear’ and end Senate filibuster Republican senators are unlikely to heed his demand to drop the chamber’s supermajority requirement for most bills as it could end up giving Democrats the same power down the line The Independent UK · Nov 4, 2025
Trump Calls Democrats 'Crazed Lunatics' and Urges Republicans to 'Terminate the Filibuster for Everything!' Trump demands Senate Republicans eliminate the filibuster permanently, calling Democrats 'crazed lunatics' as US government shutdown enters second month. International Business Times UK · Nov 4, 2025
The US government shutdown rattles into a new month as Trump dig his heels in The government shutdown is set to become the longest ever this week The Independent UK · Nov 3, 2025
This week: Senate shutdown show returns amid key elections - Roll Call Talks continue on ending a partial government shutdown that will set a new record Tuesday night, while more Americans are feeling the pinch. Roll Call · Nov 3, 2025
42 Million Americans Just Lost Food Benefits — Here's What's Happening SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans were suspended Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown. Federal judges ordered the Trump administration to use emergency funds, but millions still face delays. Here's what recipients need to know about food assistance during the crisis. International Business Times · Nov 2, 2025
The Independent UK · Oct 31, 2025 Trump throws down ultimate loyalty test for GOP with nuclear option dare. Are they willing to break the Senate for him? NEWS ANALYSIS: Republicans have resisted the temptation to eliminate the filibuster so far, writes Eric Garcia. But Trump has a way of beating them into submission
The Independent UK · Oct 31, 2025 What’s a filibuster? And how will it benefit Trump if Senate ends the practice? Majority of Republicans have strongly resisted calls to eliminate the legislative filibuster
Axios · Oct 31, 2025 Trump wants to shatter the filibuster, another Senate norm. Republicans are pushing back. Scrapping the rule could open the door to sweeping legislative changes.
We Got This Covered · Oct 31, 2025 Donald Trump calls on Republicans to play ‘their ‘TRUMP CARD.’ What he’s demanding could reshape how Congress works Trump wants to blow up Senate rules. What could go wrong?
Benzinga · Oct 31, 2025 Trump Tells Republicans To Play 'Trump Card' To Immediately End 'Country Destroying' Shutdown: 'Get Rid Of The...' President Donald Trump has called on Senate Republicans to scrap the filibuster rule requiring 60 votes to move most legislation forward, so they can reopen the government without Democratic backing.
Roll Call · Oct 31, 2025 Trump calls for Senate 'nuclear option' to end government shutdown - Roll Call Trump called for Senate Republicans to end the shutdown by using the so-called "nuclear option" to eliminate the legislative filibuster.
Axios · Oct 31, 2025 Trump tells Senate Republicans to use "nuclear option" to end shutdown Most Senate Republicans have been publicly and consistently opposed to the idea.
Roll Call · Oct 30, 2025 Lots of talk but no deal as shutdown heads for the record books - Roll Call The partial government shutdown is on track to become the longest ever as the Senate headed home Thursday with no funding deal in sight.
International Business Times · Oct 30, 2025 SNAP Benefits at Risk of Potential Lapse: What This Means for You and Your Family The potential lapse of SNAP benefits will affect millions of consumers across the United States.
Benzinga · Oct 30, 2025 Chuck Schumer Says Trump Is 'Lying' And 'Manufacturing A Hunger Crisis' By Cutting Off SNAP During A Shutdown: He Is Using Americans As 'Hostages' Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Wednesday blasted President Donald Trump over an impending lapse in food assistance, accusing the White House of "using Americans as hostages" by refusing to extend Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits on Nov. 1 while the government shutdown grinds on.
The Independent UK · Oct 29, 2025 Americans go hungry and all Republicans and Democrats will do is point fingers while shutdown nears milestone NEWS ANALYSIS: The whole exchange in the Senate about SNAP shows nobody is serious about stopping people from going hungry. Eric Garcia writes that Democrats aren’t blameless, but Trump bears the most responsibility