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A projected two-month U.S. government shutdown could cost $14 billion in GDP, per CBO.
A two-month U.S. government shutdown could cost the economy $14 billion in GDP, the Congressional Budget Office projected on October 29, 2025, with losses rising the longer operations remain halted.
The estimate underscores growing concerns over disruptions to federal services, delayed payments, and reduced economic activity.
Meanwhile, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced expedited funding to maintain food assistance as SNAP benefits face potential disruption.
In other developments, South Carolina Democrats urged action to protect SNAP recipients, and a deer was safely rescued from netting in a Missouri batting cage.
The use of weight loss drugs is being linked to a national decline in obesity rates, though experts caution that access and equity remain challenges.
Un cierre proyectado de dos meses del gobierno de los Estados Unidos podría costar $ 14 mil millones en PIB, según CBO.