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Federal workers line up for food assistance as shutdown enters third week

The crisis is affecting not only workers but also small businesses and contractors dependent on federal spending.

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Frustrations rise as federal workers miss first full paycheck of government shutdown

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Federal workers flock to D.C. food bank as they miss first full paycheck of shutdown

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Many federal employees miss first full paycheck on Day 24 of shutdown

A bipartisan policy center reports that 1.4 million civilian federal employees missed their first full paycheck today as the government shutdown continues with no clear end in sight.

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US federal workers miss their first paycheques since shutdown

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Federal Workers Have Started Missing Paychecks During the Shutdown

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Senate rejects bills to pay federal workers during government shutdown

With unpaid staff and law enforcement standing nearby, Republicans objected as Democrats proposed a voice vote on their legislation to pay all federal workers and prevent President Donald Trump’s admi...

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1.4 million federal employees without a paycheck as shutdown continues

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As federal government shutdown 'getting longer and longer,' workers are feeling the impact

Low-income families, furloughed federal workers brace for possible loss of food benefits in one week

With prices rising on everyday goods and personal budgets tightening, some families across the country are wondering what their access to food will look like if the SNAP food program runs out of funding.

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Thousands of Napa residents could lose food aid next week. County leaders may spend $1 million to stop it

County officials are weighing an emergency plan to use local funds to support thousands of residents who could lose CalFresh benefits as the federal shutdown continues.

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SNAP recipients warned of food stamp cuts starting next week thanks to government shutdown

SNAP recipients in several states are being warned they won’t get their food stamps starting next week if the federal government shutdown drags on. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Texas,