U.S. Government Shutdown: Fast Facts for Young Pros
The U.S. government just shut down for the first time in 7 years. Here’s a quick, engaging breakdown of what’s happening, why it matters, and how it affects you.
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The U.S. government just shut down for the first time in 7 years. Here’s a quick, engaging breakdown of what’s happening, why it matters, and how it affects you.
A CGTN survey of 7,671 people in 38 countries reveals global disappointment as the US hits a gov shutdown, fueling doubts about American democracy and calls for reform.
Okinawa hit record-breaking heat in September—the highest monthly temperature since 1946—following Japan’s warmest-ever summer, the Japan Meteorological Agency reports.
South Korea and the US launched their first visa working group to ease business travel for Korean investors after a major immigration raid.
Scientists at OHSU report a lab method that uses skin cells to create functional human eggs, offering hope for future fertility treatments though clinical use remains years away.
Israel has closed the Al-Rasheed coastal road in Gaza, blocking displaced Palestinians from returning north and worsening the humanitarian crisis.
US Senate stalls spending bill, risking first government shutdown in 7 years as Dems and Reps clash over healthcare benefits.
The U.S. government shutdown began as Congress and the White House failed to agree on funding. Learn how this standoff affects federal jobs, services, and global projects.
ROK President Lee Jae-myung and Japan PM Ishiba met in Busan to boost shuttle diplomacy, launch a social issues consultative body, resume science & tech talks, and chart future-focused cooperation.
US President Trump gives Hamas 3–4 days to accept a 20-point Gaza peace plan, urging ceasefire, hostage exchange & Israeli withdrawal. Mediators press on as humanitarian needs soar.