Government Shutdown - Page 36

November 12

Dems pull out all the stops to keep Obamacare subsidies fight alive after vote to reopen government

Democrats plan long-shot discharge petition for Obamacare subsidies as House GOP Leader Steve Scalise calls the COVID-era credits wasteful.

November 12

Data shows flight delays and cancellations rising even as shutdown winds down

The shutdown triggered massive flight chaos: 26,000-plus delays, 7,500-plus cancellations hit major airports. Air traffic controllers work without pay as the disruption spreads.

November 12

James Carville says Democrats lacked 'endgame plan' for shutdown, urges party to move on

James Carville said Tuesday that Democrats lacked a real "endgame" strategy during the government shutdown and urged the party to move on during a conversation with Jim Acosta.

November 12

New report suggests Schumer privately fought to extend government shutdown

 The ‘Outnumbered’ panel discusses the economic cost of the government shutdown and reports that Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., allegedly fought to keep the government closed. 

November 12

House Republicans balk at Senate provision letting lawmakers sue over ‘Arctic Frost’ phone records

House Republicans blast a last-minute provision in the Senate-passed government funding bill allowing senators to sue over the "Arctic Frost" probe.

November 12

GOP lawmaker says some air traffic controllers are driving Ubers to make ends meet

Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., discusses how the government shutdown is affecting federal workers and urges Congress to reach a funding deal on ‘The Faulkner Focus.’

November 12

Josh Holmes says ‘Democratic civil war’ underway as Schumer battles party backlash

'The Ruthless Podcast' co-host Josh Holmes joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss shutdown tensions on Capitol Hill, Democratic leadership challenges and divisions emerging within the party’s ranks.

November 12

Jen Psaki laments 'what happened' to 'fiery' Chuck Schumer as shutdown nears end

MSNBC host Jen Psaki questioned "what happened" to Sen. Chuck Schumer after eight senators from the Democratic caucus voted with GOP to reopen government, sparking a party division.

November 12

Air traffic union chief warns ‘fragile’ system buckling under controller shortage

National Air Traffic Controllers Association President Nick Daniels joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss widespread flight cancellations, airport disruptions and the shutdown’s effect on air traffic safety.

November 12

Longest government shutdown in history nears likely end as House moves on funding bill

A compromise federal funding bill extending spending through Jan. 30 heads to a House vote Wednesday, potentially ending the 43-day government shutdown.