Budget deal could be reached "very soon," Senate leaders say
The deal to lift spending caps set by a 2011 law could be the key to preventing a government shutdown this week
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The deal to lift spending caps set by a 2011 law could be the key to preventing a government shutdown this week
Steven Mnuchin touts administration policies as having bolstered stocks, but some analysts question link
Administration official says no talks with North Korean regime have been planned during the event
The White House chief of staff said some immigrants were "too afraid to sign up" under DACA, and others "were too lazy" to get off their backsides
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Trump has met with Rosenstein over Democratic House Intelligence memo
Congress faces a Thursday deadline to pass a new government spending bill
The White House said it will follow the "same process and procedure" with the Democrats' memo as it did with the Republican's memo
The city says the platform is violating a law that requires the company to reveal who pays for political advertising
Lawmakers' questions for the former White House strategist are currently on pause
Trump calls for bipartisan cooperation appear to be quickly drifting away
The proposal would let employers control the tips of some hourly employees
New U.S. posture focuses heavily on what the administration sees as an overdue modernization of the nuclear arsenal
The caucuses mark the first step in the march toward each party's nominating convention in June
Officials worry that the memo's release could impact the amount of intelligence shared with members of Congress
VP wants to ensure Kim Jong Un's détente with South Korea doesn't "cloud the reality of a regime that must continue to be isolated"