At the beginning of this month, media coverage about, and search interest in, the U.S. government shutdown were both trending downward as the public and press had grown weary of the bureaucratic stalemate. As the impasse reaches its one-month milestone, interest is growing, but the focus is less about President Trump.
The timeline below shows worldwide English online news coverage monitored by the GDELT Project since Dec. 1 that mentions the shutdown, as well as the shutdown coverage that also mentions “Republican” or “Republicans,” “Democrat” or…
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Ukraine live briefing: As Finland joins NATO, Biden pushes for Sweden’s admission ‘without delay’
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Zelensky calls Russia’s UN Security Council presidency ‘absurd’
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The Battle for Speaker of the House
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Russia Blames Troops’ Cellphone Use for Deadly Ukrainian Strike
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NFL Faces New Injury Crisis With Hamlin’s Collapse
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Arrival of 300 migrants prompts closure of remote Florida national park
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Nord Stream operator decries ‘unprecedented’ damage to three pipelines
