Most travel insurance policies won't cover delays or cancellations caused by the shutdown. But there is a loophole.

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Trip interruption insurance is typically included in a comprehensive travel insurance policy. If you have to cut your trip short for a reason listed in your policy, trip interruption coverage can ...

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