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It disrupted access to food aid, air travel, and paychecks for many federal workers.
Researchers say the sentiment did lift slightly when the shutdown ended, but overall, people continue to feel down about the cost of living.
Inflation had ticked up 3% in September compared to last year, and we don't have any updated data since then because of the shutdown.
Similarly, the latest data on the jobs market is from September, showing a mixed picture.
Hiring picked up after a lackluster summer, but unemployment also inched higher to 4.4%.
It's the highest level in four years.
Alina Seluk, NPR News, Washington.
As tractors and other agricultural equipment have computerized, Deere has limited access to its software. Farmers often must use authorized dealers, and they've long complained that it can be difficult or nearly impossible for them to diagnose and fix problems themselves or through independent mechanics.
As tractors and other agricultural equipment have computerized, Deere has limited access to its software. Farmers often must use authorized dealers, and they've long complained that it can be difficult or nearly impossible for them to diagnose and fix problems themselves or through independent mechanics.
The Federal Trade Commission now accuses Deere of illegally withholding its technology and boosting its profit at the expense of farmers' time and money. The company did not immediately comment. And it's unclear what will happen to the lawsuit under President Trump. His pick to chair the FTC was one of the two Republican commissioners who voted against suing John Deere.
The Federal Trade Commission now accuses Deere of illegally withholding its technology and boosting its profit at the expense of farmers' time and money. The company did not immediately comment. And it's unclear what will happen to the lawsuit under President Trump. His pick to chair the FTC was one of the two Republican commissioners who voted against suing John Deere.
Alina Seluk, NPR News, Washington.
Alina Seluk, NPR News, Washington.