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Government shutdown live updates as Trump set to meet with Senate Republicans amid longest impasse in history

Senate Republicans are heading to the White House this morning for breakfast with President Trump, who has in recent days repeatedly urged the Senate to do away with the filibuster, the 60-vote thresh...

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Senate vote fails for 14th time, ensuring longest government shutdown in history: Recap

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Government shutdown updates: Trump argues GOP could lose midterms if filibuster stays

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Senate to take 14th vote on GOP funding bill as government shutdown nears historic record

The Senate is set to take a 14th vote on a House-passed continuing resolution that would reopen the government as the shutdown closes in on becoming the longest in history.

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Government Shutdown Could Become Longest Ever As Trump Says He 'Won't Be Extorted' By Democrats

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Trump says he ‘won’t be extorted’ by Democrats, shuns negotiations as shutdown drags on

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Government shutdown becomes longest in U.S. history after failed Senate vote

Leaders should seek to unify people. Instead, California governor and likely 2028 presidential candidate Gavin Newsom is mired in identity politics, dividing his constituents into those entitled to p...

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Senate spurns GOP spending bill for 14th time amid bipartisan talks to end shutdown

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WATCH LIVE: Senate meets as government shutdown nears record for longest in history

Supreme Court to hear arguments in historic case

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Live updates: Supreme Court set to hear arguments over Trump’s tariffs

In its defense of the tariffs, the Justice Department has argued the law does give the president expansive tariff power during emergencies.

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Trump tariffs live: US Supreme Court to hear arguments on legality of tariffs

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What to Know About the Supreme Court Arguments Over Trump's Tariffs

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Tariffs Are Here to Stay, Even if the Supreme Court Rules Against Trump

The Supreme Court, which will hear arguments on Wednesday about whether many of President Trump’s tariffs are lawful, could strike down a substantial portion of the president’s trade agenda.

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Trump Tariffs Case at Supreme Court Today; Nasdaq Futures Slip

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Tariffs are going to the Supreme Court. What's at stake?

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Supreme Court weighs legality of tariffs in major test of Trump's power

Trump has heaped pressure on the Supreme Court, which has a 6-3 conservative majority, to preserve tariffs that he has leveraged as a key economic and foreign policy tool.

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The Supreme Court Could Sign A ‘Blank Check’ For Trump In The Tariff Fight

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Supreme Court weighs Trump tariffs in a trillion-dollar test of executive power

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Israel-Gaza live updates: Remains of final American Israeli hostage returned, Rubio says

The set of remains handed over to Israel on Tuesday were those of Itay Chen, the final remaining American Israeli hostage, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.

Live updates: Trump heads to Miami to speak about his economic agenda

President Donald Trump is heading to Miami on Wednesday — the anniversary of his reelection to a second term — to speak to a forum of business leaders and global athletes about what he sees as his economic achievements.

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Live updates: NYC mayor, Va., N.J. elections notch Democrat wins as government shutdown becomes longest ever

Get live updates and the latest news NYC mayor, N.J., Va. elections notch Democrat wins and government shutdown becomes longest ever.

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Government shutdown is now the longest ever as damage to economy piles up: live updates

Follow MarketWatch's live coverage of the government shutdown's damage to the U.S. economy as the closure becomes the longest in history.

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Proposition 50 live election results: California voters to weigh in on redistricting measure

Proposition 50 is a ballot proposal appearing on California ballots that will determine whether the state will redraw its congressional voting districts to add as many as five Democrat-held seats to Congress.