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"We urge Congress and the Trump administration to break this deadlock and improve public safety by reopening the government without delay," said a letter signed by 44 law enforcement officials from across the U.S.
Using troops to quell unrest has led to "loss of life and serious bodily injuries and other human rights violations," the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission said.
“The second-quarter number would be humongous if the government reopened. It would be like 4 or 5 percent,” Kevin Hassett, chairman of Trump’s Council of Economic Advisers, told CNN.
“The trade war has been very damaging for the U.S. agricultural economy,” David MacLennan, chief executive of U.S. food and agricultural giant Cargill, said in Davos Wednesday. “The longer this goes on, the worse it is.”
Both U.S. and Polish officials have argued that the conference would not target Iran, despite Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's statement that "there will be a focus on Iran."
While participants were largely in favor of the idea, the Kaiser Family Foundation poll found significant differences in support for the single-payer plan depending on how the question was put forward.
Russia said that “forging an atmosphere of hostility in the region is not in the long-term national interests of any of the Middle Eastern states, including, of course, Israel.”
The Supreme Court's decision "enables the administration to further disrupt our military and weaken our national security," the Democratic senator said.