The frequency and duration of government shutdowns are increasing, causing significant disruptions. Last fall, the federal government was shut down for 43 days. Earlier this year, the Department of Homeland Security experienced a funding gap lasting 76 days. These represent the longest shutdowns recorded in American history, occurring within a ten-month span.
The impact of these shutdowns extends to government operations, affecting services and employees nationwide.
The Hill reports on the intricate relationships between politics and business, focusing on how such shutdowns disable governmental functions. As shutdowns become more common, the challenges posed to governance and public services continue to grow.
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