In this episode of News Today Business and Finance, host Constance Draft examines the March 2026 partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security and its federal workforce, drawing from Hancock Whitney Asset Management's economic assessment. She discusses the human and economic ripple effects of DHS funding lapses while contextualizing the shutdown within broader market developments, including surging crude oil prices driven by U.S.-Israel-Iran tensions and a notable shift in capital flows toward mid-cap and small-cap equities.

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