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A 43-day 2025 government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history, left 1.4 million workers unpaid, causing widespread financial and mental health harm, with lasting economic damage.
A 43-day government shutdown in 2025, the longest in U.S. history, left 1.4 million federal workers unpaid, causing widespread financial distress, job instability, and food insecurity, particularly in Virginia and Nevada.
Workers across states reported mental health strain, with many reconsidering federal careers.
Despite Congress reopening the government on November 12, lasting economic and social impacts remain, including $55 billion in lost GDP and ongoing disruptions.
Experts cite political polarization and lack of accountability as root causes.
Meanwhile, extended Affordable Care Act subsidies have led to $27 billion in added spending, with concerns over inefficiencies and disproportionate benefits to higher-income households.
Un cierre gubernamental de 43 días en 2025, el más largo en la historia de los Estados Unidos, dejó a 1,4 millones de trabajadores sin sueldo, causando un daño financiero y mental generalizado, con daños económicos duraderos.