Government shutdown continues, no agreement in sight
Democrats and Republicans have dug in their heels and blame the other side for being unreasonable
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Democrats and Republicans have dug in their heels and blame the other side for being unreasonable
John Dickerson: Not only are they taking the blame, but the Republican Party's divisions, fissures, and personal animosities are taking center stage
The theft of personal information is a major problem that's likely to grow as more people put more data online
State- and federal-run healthcare exchanges had glitches on first day of Obamacare rollout as millions eyed the programs
Army, Navy and Air Force might be forced to skip their football games next weekend; all sports on hold for now
With the government's debt ceiling set to be hit on Oct. 17, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew tells Congress to raise the limit immediately
CDC unable to produce weekly map tracking the flu across the country
With more than 1 million visitors on Healthcare.gov, the federal health exchange website, before 7 a.m., Obama says Americans are interested in new program
The Justice Department's lawsuit calling the N.C.'s photo ID law discriminatory drew heated criticism from the state's GOP governor
A group of World War II veterans in Washington to see the war memorials did not let the government shutdown get in their way
Obama blames an ideological crusade for the Republican shutdown
Close to 9 million women and children receive food support from WIC, but funding was cut off this week
Attorney Gen. Holder says that a provision that defines "spouse" as someone of the opposite sex runs afoul of June's Supreme Court ruling
Parts of the federal government begin to shut down after House GOP and Senate Democrats continue showdown over spending, Obamacare
The shutdown could cost billions; the last one cost over $2 billion in today's dollars, with other ramifications too hard to measure