Government Shutdown Continues with No Signs of Progress
The government shutdown is dragging through another week with little signs of progress in breaking the impasse between Democrats and Republicans.
President Donald Trump and FBI Director Kash Patel held a press conference at the White House, but both sides have shown no indication of budging on their current positions.
- The White House has tried to pressure Democrats to give up their withholding of votes in the Senate.
- The president has threatened to cut more federal workers and slash "Democratic programs" if the government remains closed.
The U.S. is in a pool of uncertainty about when progress could be made to reopen the government.
AUTHOR SUMMARY: Government shutdown continues with no progress.
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