Government Shutdown

On February 15, President Trump signed a spending bill with a 1.9 percent pay increase for General Schedule employees.

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On Friday, President Trump signed a spending bill that gives Federal GS employees an average 1.9 percent pay raise, but when will the changes take effect? Find out everything you need to know about...

The damage assessment is likely preliminary, as officials were still collecting evidence for a report that will be sent to the U.S. Department of Interior in the coming weeks.

The bill expected to pass through the Senate on Thursday could get the president's signature before Friday night's deadline.

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"All of us realized us that we had a bigger obligation to get back together," Senator Richard Shelby said.

Celebrity chef said it was an "important gesture" that the daughter of President Trump had gone to his relief kitchen.

“Whether or not [Trump] gets $1.6 billion from Congress, whether or not he gets $2.5 billion or $5.7 billion, he's going to do whatever he legally can to secure that border,” Trump's acting Chief...

Andrew Napolitano did, however, say that declaring a national emergency would help Trump gain political points with his base.

From air traffic controllers to teachers, public workers with the informal power not to work are becoming a new force in American politics.

Who blinked this week—Trump, Pelosi, or maybe Kamala Harris?

"These courts are already short-staffed trying to clean up from the government shutdown's mess. It's a perfect storm," said Ruby Powers, a Houston-based immigration attorney.

“It’s probably easier to do if you leave it up to the [bipartisan committee] and let us do it,” said GOP Senator Richard Shelby, a member of the congressional committee that’s tasked with hashing...

The president has been promising a border wall for years, and now he is getting firm on the nomenclature.

The comedian poked fun at the origins of some of the president's wilder claims about migrants at the U.S.-Mexico Border.

Trump subjected "millions of people to needless suffering and pain," the host said on his show "Late Night with Seth Meyers."

800,000 federal employees were pawns in Trump’s game of brinksmanship. But as 2020 looms large, more and more candidates are talking about giving greater power to the workers.

"Just as collusion is not a crime, kissing the emperor’s ass violates no federal law,” Coulter tweeted.

"Among those who experienced the largest and most direct negative effects are federal workers who faced delayed compensation and private-sector entities that lost business," the Congressional...

Curt Sauer said it could take 200 to 300 years for the park to recover.

"He has got to make some tough decisions, and he is not an absolute monarch," said "Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade.

The president questioned how anybody could believe he wouldn’t deliver his long-promised wall on the southern border.

Florida senator opposes declaring a national emergency.

It was a rare criticism by the president of his favored network.

Another government shutdown is "certainly an option," the president said.

"I think what you’ve seen here is the president seeing an opportunity,” Mulvaney said.

Lou Dobbs is one of President Donald Trump's favorite Fox personalities.

A lawyer representing the fired undocumented workers said he wasn't "buying" that the Trump Organization was not previously aware of the employees' immigration status.

Kushner was one of the leading figures attempting to reach a deal over funding for Trump's border wall but failed in his assignment.