Congress faces stalemate over shutdown and ACA funding
Two parties remain at odds as talks falter over funding for the Affordable Care Act and a broader appropriations bill. Experts warn a shutdown would harm air travel, mail, emergency services, and federal agencies while the debt ceiling debate risks destabilizing the dollar and bond markets.
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Israel expands subsidies to settlements
The Israeli Cabinet widened its subsidies to include more than 600 communities labeled national priority areas in the West Bank and east Jerusalem. The move lifts eligible settlements from 85 to 91, drawing Palestinian condemnation and complicating resumed U.S.-brokered peace talks.
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