Trump agrees to reopen the government for 3 weeks. Here's what's next
The government officially reopened Friday night when Mr. Trump signed the bill passed by Congress
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The government officially reopened Friday night when Mr. Trump signed the bill passed by Congress
He announced this development on the government shutdown at the White House Friday afternoon
President Trump agreed to end the shutdown without funding for his wall and his former campaign adviser was arrested
The capacity reduction came the same day as the Trump administration's "Migrant Protection Protocol"
Trump's former associate Roger Stone was arrested and indicted by a grand jury as part of the special counsel investigation Friday
New York makes it illegal to deny people a job, housing, education or public accommodations because they are transgender
FBI agents in combat gear fanned out just before dawn in front of Florida home of Trump's former campaign adviser
The IRS recalled 26,000 workers without pay to process tax refunds, but many haven't shown up this week
Wray acknowledged it may seem as though the FBI has been silent on the shutdown, which affects many of its agents, but said that it has been working on the problem on every level -- outside the view of the press
"It should be longer, not three weeks," a furloughed employee said following President Trump's announcement
Roger Stone, arrested and indicted on seven charges, was released on $250,000 bond Friday
"Each hour that goes by that the shutdown continues makes the situation worse"
If the shutdown continues, 50,000 retirees will miss their February benefit payment
The president tweeted that "Border Coyotes, Drug Dealers and Human Traffickers" are treated better
The negative impact on GDP will double for every week the impasse continues, Bank of America economists warn