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Largest government union calls for clean CR to end shutdown — Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Community Change Action via Getty Images

Government Shutdown · United States

Largest government union calls for clean CR to end shutdown

43% Center coverage: 66 sources

The largest union representing federal workers is calling for an end to the government shutdown, as it hits Day 27. In a Monday release, American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) national president Everett Kelley said “it’s time” for Congress to immediately pass a clean continuing resolution (CR) to re-open the government.See the Story

Oklahoma SNAP Benefits to Halt November 1 Amid Federal Government Shutdown

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Oklahoma SNAP Benefits to Halt November 1 Amid Federal Government Shutdown

69% Left coverage: 42 sources

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are expected to be suspended starting November 1 as the federal government shutdown continues.See the Story

Bartlesville Radio » News » Lankford Trying to Help Oklahomans During Gov Shutdown

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Bartlesville Radio » News » Lankford Trying to Help Oklahomans During Gov Shutdown

In an effort to keep families fed and assist air traffic controllers during the ongoing government shutdown, U.S. Senator James Lankford has introduced legislation that would reinstate the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and ensure air traffic controllers continue to get paid. More than 684,000 Oklahomans use SNAP benefits and there are 14,000 air traffic controllers. In addition to that, there are 61,000 TSA employees working wit…See the Story

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