A bill to end the record-breaking U.S. government shutdown is headed to President Donald Trump’s desk after more than 42 days. Federal funding
The record-breaking U.S. government shutdown appears to be on a path to finally ending after 43 days. Federal funding legislation aimed at opening
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that President Donald Trump ‘remains in exceptional physical health’ after concerns have swirled in
Vice President JD Vance praised President Donald Trump’s ‘bulldozer’ approach to public health, calling it a necessary force that ‘just had to
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., said he doesn’t want to blow up Obamacare, but he does want to give Americans another option. Senate
The Supreme Court revealed on Monday it will consider a lawsuit, originally brought by the Republican National Committee, over whether counting ballots
Former first lady Michelle Obama revealed on a recent episode of her podcast that she was left infuriated by a moment on
In 2015, when Donald Trump was running for the Republican nomination for president, a refrain that was often heard from his supporters
The end of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history is finally in sight, with the House of Representatives set to vote
President Donald Trump on Wednesday morning made a formal request to Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who
House GOP leaders are looking to kick off next week in high gear to make up for the six weeks they
The House will vote on reopening the federal government Wednesday after lawmakers’ funding bill survived a key hurdle earlier in the morning. The
A senior federal judge in Massachusetts who was appointed by former President Reagan announced he has resigned in protest against President Donald
Tensions flared at a House hearing to advance legislation aimed at ending the government shutdown on Tuesday night, with two senior lawmakers
Senators believe that after reaching a deal to end the longest shutdown on record, they won’t be in the same position early
Frustration is boiling over among Democratic ranks against Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., after walking away from the longest government shutdown
