Shutdown, staffing cuts taking a toll at National Park Service
But a spokesperson for the Interior Department said in an emailed statement that most parks will remain open during the shutdown that began Oct. 1.
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Shutdown season: Fall traditions on ice as cancellations pile up
The Smithsonian lost an estimated 1 million visitors and an estimated $3.4 million in gross revenue from its gift shops, concessions and IMAX film screenings during the partial 35-day shutdown from late
Union call to reopen government exposes pain point for Democrats
federal employees to end the partial government shutdown exposes a central trade-off for Democrats on Capitol Hill — fighting to extend health care subsidies to millions of Americans has left more than 1
Taxpayers will pay plenty over the years for Trump’s massive ballroom, experts say
architects and the construction companies, who said that in order for this East Wing to be modern and beautiful for many, many years to come, for it to be a truly strong and stable structure, this Phase 1
Must-see summit: Global audience awaits Trump-Xi meeting
By more than 4 to 1 (43-10 percent), Americans think China benefits more from bilateral trade, according to Pew.
Trump’s approach to lowering drug costs is raising questions
The list of 2027 Medicare price negotiations includes popular GLP-1 medications used to treat obesity and diabetes.
Perry’s comments roil Democratic veterans
Perry won his district last year by 1 percentage point, or about 5,100 votes.
Senate Republicans to lunch in Rose Garden as shutdown continues
A sign indicating that the Capitol Visitor Center is closed due to the government shutdown on Oct. 1. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
Interior outlines additional positions for potential elimination
The department reiterated its previous declaration that the reduction plans predated the government shutdown that began with the lapse of appropriations on Oct. 1.
WIC becomes a political football in shutdown
Most federal operations stopped after Sept. 30 because Congress failed to pass funding legislation for the 2026 fiscal year that began Oct. 1.Â
EPA, DOE employees face layoffs; aviation staffing worsens
Aerial view of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Va., on Oct. 1.
Is democracy melting? With an ice sculpture, these artists think so
A group of local writers assembled on Wednesday to read excerpts every half-hour from historian Heather Cox Richardson’s "Letters from an American," beginning with her entry from Oct. 1, the day the shutdown
DNC launches ad campaign on health insurance costs as shutdown fight drags on
Open enrollment for exchange plans is set to begin Nov. 1 in most states, so Democrats say the subsidies should be extended before then.
Spanberger, Earle-Sears clash in Virginia as texting scandal upends fall elections
Earle-Sears has also run spots seeking to tie Spanberger to Jones, including launching a $1 million ad campaign ahead of Thursday’s debate. Â
Lawmakers sound alarm over lapsed cybersecurity law
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, introduced a bill earlier this week that would reauthorize the CISA law for 10 years with a provision to make its protections retroactive to Oct. 1,
Countries try to lure foreign talent after Trump’s H-1B visa fee hike
And China launched on Oct. 1 a "K visa," which seeks to draw foreign talent into the country to work in the science and tech fields.
Justin Pearson of the ‘Tennessee Three’ challenging Rep. Steve Cohen in primary
Leaders We Deserve, which is focused on electing younger Democrats, said it would invest $1 million into supporting Pearson’s candidacy.Â
Are we at the beginning of the next civil war?
Fifty-eight percent of adults opposed Trump deploying the National Guard to U.S. cities, according to an Oct. 1-3 CBS News/YouGov poll, while 42 percent were in favor.
No civility in a shutdown? For Congress, security fears and rhetoric collide
A Capitol Police officer is pictured on Oct. 1, after the deadline to fund the government had passed. Officers will continue to report to work during the shutdown, but lawmakers point to larger fears about security.
Lawsuit challenging Trump H-1B visa fee details potential harms
Although R-1 visas are available to foreign workers seeking to enter the United States as a minister or in a religious vocation or occupation, the lawsuit says they’re insufficient.