Top exec warns of "Armageddon" if U.S. defaults on debt
Blackstone president says consequences will be "very severe" if Washington doesn't fix crisis
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Blackstone president says consequences will be "very severe" if Washington doesn't fix crisis
Death benefits, travel costs for families of troops killed in action sliced by shutdown
There is a bipartisan congressional push to increase sanctions on Iran before latest U.N.-led nuclear talks have even begun
Reid "very optimistic" he and McConnell can reach a deal
John Dickerson: Democrats believe now is the time to stand firm on budget cuts
Civil cases and immigration court largely on hold due to government shutdown; entire system to expend reserves by Thursday
No deal yet to end the government shutdown, but talks continue and Majority Leader Harry Reid has expressed optimism
With talks between House GOP, White House all but dead, both parties look to the Senate to reopen the government and avoid a debt default
Memorial has become a political symbol during bitter fight between Republicans, Democrats over who shoulders shutdown blame
But Senate Republicans are frustrated with what they call President Obama's lack of leadership
Ex-Ariz. congresswoman and her husband visited a gun show in Saratoga Springs to highlight a voluntary agreement that closely monitors gun show sales in New York
After talks stalled between House GOP and Obama, all eyes are on the Senate for a way to end the shutdown and raise the debt limit
Obama administration's approval to reopen tourist areas across the nation comes with major caveat: States having to foot the bill
Veterans Affairs Department needs "systemic changes" over prescriptions leading to accidental fatal overdoses, committee head says
Shutdown, debt-ceiling discussions appear to be at a standstill as Obama, House, Senate chart different paths forward