The ongoing government shutdown is now the third-longest in modern U.S. history, topped only by a 34-day funding lapse in late 2018 and early 2019 and a 21-day fight in 1995 — and this shutdown, now ...

U.S. businesses have absorbed most of the cost of the tariffs imposed by President Trump so far, but the burden of that cost will shift to consumers in the coming months as the full range of import ...

Happy Monday! The government remains shut down with little to indicate that it will reopen anytime soon, but the Supreme Court today began its 2025-2026 term. On the docket are some key challenges to ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Monday that Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano will also serve in a newly created role as chief executive officer of the Internal Revenue Service.

Most Americans who support President Trump also support maintaining the enhanced Obamacare plan subsidies that are at the center of the conflict over the current government shutdown, according to new ...

Happy Friday! Day 3 of the government shutdown saw the messaging battle continue with no real progress toward a resolution, meaning that federal agencies will stay closed into next week. Among the ...

The third day of the government shutdown yielded a fourth round of failed votes to fund federal agencies and get furloughed federal employees back to work. The partisan deadlock will now extend at ...

With the Senate largely idle in observance of the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, no votes on funding the government were held Thursday. The Senate is scheduled to return Friday for its fourth vote on a ...

After the federal government officially shut down overnight, congressional leaders spent much of the day Wednesday trying to sway public opinion and ramp up pressure on the other side. With federal ...

President Trump on Tuesday told top military brass that American cities could be used as “training grounds” for their troops. “We should use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for our ...

President Trump and congressional lawmakers barreled toward a government shutdown on Tuesday, digging in for what could be a prolonged standoff as the two sides traded accusations and barbs rather ...