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When the sprawling brick mill complex burned down, owner Aaron Feuerstein continued to pay his 1,400 employees for months after the blaze shuttered operations.

Lalu denied bail in fodder scam case Updated: Updated: Yet to complete half his jail term, says Jharkhand HC Share Article Yet to complete half his jail term, says Jharkhand HC The Jharkhand High Court on Friday denied bail to Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad in the case pertaining to the fraudulent withdrawal of ₹3.13 crore from the Dumka treasury in then undivided Bihar between December 1995 and January 1996. Mr Prasad was sentenced in this fourth case of the multi-crore fodder scam, in March 2018. The decision spread a pall of gloom among RJD leaders and workers in Patna an...

We're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. welcome back. i'm stephanie rule. today is the first missed payday for 800,000 federal workers and hundreds of thousands of more federal contractors. the standoff is now tied with the december 1995 partial

Good morning it's friday, january 11th. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside burg. it's friday and a missed payday for federal workers or contractors who are furloughed or not being paid. a standoff that entered today 21 and joins the december 1995 shutdown as the longest in history. yesterday saw protests around the country including washington, chicago, detroit, new york, kentucky, dallas and ogden, utah where the irs is one of the area's largest employers and three quarters of the workforce is furloughed. yesterday the head of the fbi agents association said nearly 5,000 special agents, intelli...

This marks the third government shutdown this year alone. the last one was in february. it lasted nine hours. the first one was in january. it lasted 69 hours. the longest government shutdown was from january 199 -- december 1995 to january 1996. it lasted 21 days. the overall cost to this thing was estimated to be $1.4 billion. how long this shutdown lasts remains to be seen. joining me now is my guests. garrett, let's start with you, because this is -- while it's a congressional matter, it's the white house holding up things from getting done. where do we stand? >> that's right. we stand ess...