TSA Employees Will Miss 1st Paycheck Friday, No Deal To Reopen Government
They are among the more than 400,000 "essential federal employees" called in to work, with no pay.
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They are among the more than 400,000 "essential federal employees" called in to work, with no pay.
Mr. Trump is demanding $5.7 billion for border wall funding, while Democrats say they won't fund his wall. It's unclear where the shutdown stalemate ends.
A New Jersey employee who says Gov. Phil Murphy's staff botched the response to her allegations that a campaign staffer sexually assaulted her sued the alleged attacker and the state on Monday.
Americans may find themselves missing an agency they usually love to hate if the government shutdown persists: the Internal Revenue Service.
Councilmembers David Oh and Allan Domb want to get to the bottom of the million-dollar money mystery with the PHA.
A little girl nearly stole the show from her grandmother at Thursday's swearing-in ceremony.
There are about two dozen new laws taking effect in 2019, according to a tally kept by the nonpartisan Office of Legislative Services.
Researchers at University of California Berkeley say our country has become divided along race and gender.
City officials say the week between Christmas and New Year's Day is the second busiest time of year at Independence National Historical Park.
Two justices who dissented say what should matter is when the injury manifests itself, and that can be after the child is born.
After Morrisville council members passed a $7 million budget without a tax increase on Dec. 17, the borough's mayor stepped in and vetoed the tax ordinance on Christmas Eve.
Some 800,000 federal workers are being affected by the shutdown. Many are working without payment until after the shutdown has ended.
With barely one day to go until a shutdown deadline, President Trump signed a bill — but it's not the one to fund the government.
Defense Secretary James Mattis resigned Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump's plans to withdraw troops from Syria became public.
Previously, the Democrat had said he would want to study the experience of states where it is legal before deciding whether to support it.
