Summary
The U.S. government faces a shutdown at midnight unless Congress makes a funding agreement. Military leaders are meeting in Virginia, with President Trump planning to attend. President Trump also outlined a plan to end the conflict in Gaza after discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Key Facts
- The U.S. government is set to run out of money at midnight without a funding deal.
- No agreement was reached in a recent meeting between President Trump and congressional leaders.
- The government shutdown would impact federal services and employees across the country.
- Two funding proposals will be voted on, but both are expected to fail.
- A meeting of top U.S. military leaders is taking place in Virginia, with President Trump attending.
- The gathering requires complex logistics for hundreds of military leaders from various locations.
- President Trump discussed a plan with Israeli PM Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza.
- The plan includes releasing hostages and allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza.