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- A look at past US government shutdowns | World Economic Forum
Can governments make us happier? What’s the value of US government-provided health insurance? The shutdown occurred after conservative Republicans in the House of Representatives attempted to use the budget process to delay or defund implementation of Democratic President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare
- Everything you need to know about the US government shutdown
The US is potentially facing another federal government shutdown President Donald Trump wants $5 7 billion to fund a border wall with Mexico The Democrats who took control of the House of Representatives in November’s midterm elections are refusing to give it to him But how does political disagreement over a single issue bring the federal government grinding to a halt?
- The US credit rating was downgraded. Here’s what to know
The US government's long-term credit rating was downgraded by a leading rating agency in August 2023 Sovereign credit ratings are independent assessments of a government's creditworthiness Ratings can attract or dissuade investors and influence the cost of borrowing
- Discover this weeks must-read finance stories | World Economic Forum
US government shutdown could shave up to 2% off Q4 GDP: The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates the ongoing federal shutdown may cost the economy $7-14 billion due to delayed spending on employee salaries, goods and services, as well as food stamp benefits
- Key US cyber law expires, and other cybersecurity news
1 Major US cybersecurity law expires The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA), a major piece of US legislation on cybersecurity, expired on 1 October, 2025, amid a government shutdown
- Discover this weeks must-read finance stories | World Economic Forum
3 More finance news to know US government shutdown halts key economic data: The federal government partially shut down on 1 October after Congress failed to extend funding, pausing reporting by agencies including the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census Bureau and Bureau of Economic Analysis at a critical time for markets and policymakers
- Internet shutdowns: What happens when the internet shuts down?
The frequency and duration of internet shutdowns worldwide is increasing, experts say But so are efforts to document shutdowns and keep people online
- US debt ceiling: Everything you need to know | World Economic Forum
US lawmakers averted a crisis by suspending the country’s debt ceiling last week, saving the country from running out of money to pay its bills But what exactly is the debt ceiling? And what could happen if it isn’t raised? Here’s everything you need to know about the US debt ceiling issue
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