Gillibrand to announce presidential exploratory committee
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Shutdown could cancel thousands more immigration hearings
Nearly 43,000 immigration hearings have already been canceled due to the partial government shutdown
Number of TSA workers calling off work spikes as shutdown drags on
About 7.6 percent of TSA officers had "unscheduled absences" on Monday, up from 3.2 percent the same day last year
Trump mocks Elizabeth Warren by citing Wounded Knee massacre
The slaughter of hundreds of Lakota Sioux men, women and children in 1890 continues to be one of the largest domestic massacres in U.S history
Paul to have surgery in Canada due to injuries sustained during assault
The Kentucky senator was attacked by a neighbor while doing yard work at his Kentucky home
Trump slams Democrats for "celebrating" shutdown in Puerto Rico
A congressional delegation is visiting the island to meet with local officials and host fundraising events
Science gets shut down along with the federal government
Scientists and engineers across the country – indeed, across the globe – rely on information that's ground to a halt during the shutdown
Barr: It's "vitally important" that Mueller finish Russia probe
Trump's attorney general nominee testifies at his confirmation hearings this week
Governors sworn in in Georgia, Kansas, Alabama and Ohio
Ceremonies are taking place today for Republican Brian Kemp of Georgia, Democrat Laura Kelly of Kansas, Republican Kay Ivey of Alabama and Republican Mike DeWine of Ohio.
Trump leverages Farm Bureau speech to push immigration agenda
"I like the farmers. What can I do? I like farmers," President Trump said on stage
Top Dems warn Trump not to interfere with Cohen testimony
Michael Cohen's testimony on Feb. 7 could serve as opening salvo of promised Democratic effort to scrutinize Trump
"I never worked for Russia," Trump says
President Trump fumed over the weekend because of explosive reports related to Russia
Vermont AG to release findings about threats against black legislator
Kiah Morris, Vermont's first black female legislator, resigned after receiving racial threats. The state Attorney General's office is releasing an investigation report on the matter.
Pompeo defends Trump's Twitter threat to Turkey over Kurds
Secretary of State says he's yet to speak with Trump or Turks about president's threat to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacks allies in Syria
Pompeo asks Saudi royals for unity against Iran, "facts" on Khashoggi
Top U.S. diplomat cancels final stop in Kuwait on his tour of Middle East allies to come home after a death in his family
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