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has been consistent, he wants the government open and the Administration has been working with both parties to ensure the American people don't have to endure another drawn out, senseless, and hurtful shutdown
↵↵Republicans, for their part, sought to increase the pressure on Democrats to pass a bill that avoids a department shutdown.
The office of House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., argued in its preview of the floor schedule that the 2022 overhaul "placed harmful and burdensome requirements on the D.C.
↵↵Senate Republicans have committed to schedule a vote on legislation to renew the tax credits before the end of next month — but most Democrats, both progressives and centrists, say that's not enough
The days may be officially numbered for the longest partial government shutdown in history.
No, it wasn't about ending the longest government shutdown in American history.
Despite the wins, Senate Democrats are torn over how to end the partial government shutdown, our colleagues Sandhya Raman, Jessie Hellmann, Lia DeGroot, Aris Folley and Jacob Fulton write.
That remove gives him a unique vantage point to the current partial government shutdown.
Bipartisan discussions are picking up momentum this week as lawmakers face building pressure to end the partial government shutdown ahead of critical deadlines for food stamps and health care, senators
The House has been out since the government shutdown began, and then some. It last conducted legislative business on Sept. 19.
The current shutdown that began Oct. 1 is now the second longest in history, with no clear signs of an end.
President Donald Trump is expected to host Senate Republicans for a Rose Garden lunch Tuesday, while the ongoing partial government shutdown continues to have no end in sight.
The law’s expiration at the end of September, along with reduced staffing levels at federal cybersecurity agencies as a result of the partial government shutdown, has left observers concerned about U.S
That interview came just before a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from firing workers during the shutdown. Judge Susan Illston of the U.S.
Senate and House Republicans alike have said negotiations, particularly over the tax credits, should take place after the shutdown has ended.
​Coast Guard personnel will get paid this week despite the partial government shutdown, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said.
During the doldrums of a shutdown, the skirmishes spilled out into the relatively empty hallways. By the afternoon, more than one verbal clash had broken out.
President Donald Trump has pivoted to a noticeably lighter public schedule since the government began a partial shutdown last week, with no apparent signs he is trying to win over Democrats to reopen the
Still, cross-party negotiations on trying to find a way out of the shutdown are happening.
this week about the government funding impasse, White House and Capitol Hill officials said Monday, after lawmakers left Capitol Hill for a week on Friday with little movement toward averting a partial shutdown