It's Been Five Years Since Life in DC Shut Down Abruptly, Democrats Try to Stymie GOP Budget Plan, and We Suggest Places for Cherry-Blossom-Themed Afternoon Teas - Washingtonian
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Five years ago, life in the DC area shifted dramatically, prompting reflections on the numerous individuals lost during these turbulent years. The article recalls the early days post-disruption, highlighting a poignant moment when Washingtonian produced its first issue from home, affirming hope with the cover message, 'We will get through this.' Additionally, the piece touches on current events, like ongoing administration news regarding a potential government shutdown and significant workforce cuts across federal agencies, while inviting readers to enjoy cultural happenings such as a performance by Vijay Iyer.
Shutdown watch: Democrats in the Senate declined to support the GOP's continuing resolution, showing they have some leeway to make demands despite their minority status.
The most appealing scenario to Democrats would allow them to oppose a shutdown while enabling Republicans to pass their House's continuing resolution independently.
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