Trump: Border Wall To Be Built With 'Shutdown Money'
The government will remain partially closed past Christmas as Washington remains deeply divided over budget negotiations.
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The government will remain partially closed past Christmas as Washington remains deeply divided over budget negotiations.
In a tweet Sunday, Mr. Trump said Shanahan would step into the new role on Jan. 1.
It's chaos in Washington as the risk of a partial government shutdown continues. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is losing his secretary of defense, whose resignation is rattling lawmakers and American allies alike.
It was a head-scratching moment Wednesday, starring Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
There may soon be a breakthrough in a stalemate in Albany over a driving safety bill that has languished for a decade.
Lawmakers in Albany want to punish heartless thieves who steal vital medical equipment.
With a week to go until Christmas, and no agreement reached on either end of Pennsylvania Avenue, the government could be headed towards a shutdown.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his major policies Monday that will set the priorities for his first 100 days in office under his new term.
Senator says the current system results in a disproportionate number of low-income people being locked up.
President Trump will do "whatever is necessary" to get the border wall built, according to Stephen Miller, a White House senior adviser.
Chris Christie cited family reasons in a statement saying that he was asking Trump to remove him from consideration.
Danner, 66, was fatally shot by a police officer in the bedroom of her Bronx apartment in 2016.
For the first time in a decade Democrats will control the state Senate, and for the first time ever, the person at the helm will be a woman. Andrea Stewart-Cousins has big plans for when she rules the roost.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has finally broken his near silence on an incident that for days has generated horror around the country.
