Monday, President Donald Trump will meet with congressional leaders in a last-minute effort to avoid a government shutdown. Should President Trump and the Democrates fail to reach an agreement, the ...

The US is on the brink of a government shutdown as President Donald Trump and Democrats clash over healthcare, federal ...

Congress is cruising at a steady clip toward a government shutdown at the end of the month, with both parties — and both ...

As September 30 approaches, all eyes will be on the negotiations between the White House and Congress. Should the standoff ...

A government shutdown starting on Wednesday is looking probable as Democrats in Congress push Republicans on funding, health care, and President Trump’s reshaping of the federal government. Unless ...

The US government faces a partial shutdown from Wednesday unless Republicans and Democrats can agree on a spending bill.

Congress and the White House have days to fund the government and avert a disruptive and potentially costly lapse in funding.

The government will shut down on Oct. 1 if Congress doesn’t pass a spending bill, which could disrupt services in Connecticut ...

With the political parties currently wide apart over the terms of even a short-term budget resolution, the government is set ...

“A shutdown is a wholly preventable blow to America’s travel economy—costing $1 billion every week—and affecting millions of ...

This commentary was broadcast on Friday September 26. By October 1, either Congress will have agreed on a spending bill or the government will have shut down. Now before everybody panics, remember a ...

Executive branch leaders have been instructed to summarize concerns about their ability to address payroll concerns and lay out their plans to protect Massachusetts residents and resources.