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Congress is scrambling this week to avoid a shutdown of the federal government. If lawmakers can’t reach a deal, agriculture and food aid programs could see impacts, and passage of the Farm Bill would face likely delays.
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The Office of Government Ethics just released guidelines for federal employees during government shutdowns, about three weeks after the government…
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During the partial shutdown, the National Park Service said it was using visitor entrance fees for basic operational costs. That's now changed following...
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The National Park Service may have lost millions of dollars in revenue during the recent government shutdown, and recovering from this setback may take...
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Senator Mike Crapo joins Idaho Matters live to answer listener questions about the government shutdown, border security, foreign policy and anything else.
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A public meeting on the CuMo Mine, a potential mining project near the Boise River headwaters, was supposed to happen in January. But because of the…
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During the partial government shutdown, national parks remained open but did not collect entrance fees—an important source of revenue, especially for...
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The government shutdown proved to be devastating for hundreds of thousands of federal employees and it cost the American economy billions of dollars.…
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Senator Jim Risch weighs in on government shutdown and border security.A state program that allows high school students to tailor personalized courses of…
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The partial government shutdown stretched to five weeks. This Friday is the second payday some federal employees did not receive a check. While a deal has…