United States — Congressional Budget Office & United States — Republican Party (United States)

United States — Congressional Budget Office: The United States — Congressional Budget Office projected that millions of Americans would lose health insurance coverage if enhanced tax credits were not extended.

United States — Republican Party (United States): The United States — Republican Party (United States) opposed extending health care tax credits in the government funding bill, leading to a stalemate. They eventually agreed to a compromise to end the shutdown.

United States — Congressional Budget Office: The United States — Congressional Budget Office estimated the number of furloughed federal employees and the daily cost of their compensation.

United States — Congressional Budget Office: The United States — Congressional Budget Office forecasts the United States' budget deficit, which is expected to grow, providing context for the proposed spending.

United States — Congressional Budget Office: The United States — Congressional Budget Office has reported on the significantly higher estimated cost of Donald Trump's 'Golden Dome' missile defense program, adding to the financial scrutiny of the administration's defense spending.

United States — Congressional Budget Office: The United States — Congressional Budget Office, through its director Phillip Swagel, offers insights into the economic consequences of a government shutdown, stating that while short shutdowns have limited impact, prolonged ones create uncertainty and negative economic effects.

United States — Congressional Budget Office: The United States — Congressional Budget Office released an analysis estimating the 'Golden Dome' missile defense program to cost $1.2 trillion.