Customs Says $11.4 Billion Is Tied Up in US Tariff Refund Appeal

The Senate voted 99-0 to advance a resolution that would delay paying senators during future government shutdowns, with the change set to begin after November's midterm elections. The measure is a procedural and political move tied to budget politics rather than a direct market-moving policy change. No immediate financial or economic impact is indicated.

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The Senate voted 99-0 to advance a resolution that would delay paying senators during future government shutdowns, with the change set to begin after November's midterm elections. The measure is a procedural and political move tied to budget politics rather than a direct market-moving policy change. No immediate financial or economic impact is indicated.