Is the government shutdown still happening? Yes, we are now 52 days into the government shutdown, the longest in history, with a House vote today, April 7, unlikely with lawmakers on spring recess and ...

Sen. John Kennedy has advanced a bill requiring senators’ pay be halted if they can’t agree to keep government funded.

The Senate will vote on a measure to block lawmaker pay during government shutdowns as Republicans push multiple bills to prevent future closures.

The Department of Homeland Security remains unfunded Monday, April 20, with Congress still unable to reach a bipartisan agreement after more than two months. Lawmakers are divided largely over ...

The U.S. is closer to ending the government shutdown after a small group of mostly Senate Democrats voted with Republicans to ...

Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to fund the government, endorsed by President-elect Donald Trump, was roundly rejected by the ...

Americans worried that the U.S. government shutdown could derail their plans to take out a mortgage or refinance their home loan can breathe easy — mostly. Housing experts says lenders will continue ...

Senate Republicans are worried that Democrats will force a government shutdown in the fall, and are eyeing ways to prevent government funding from being weaponized ever again. Republicans are in the ...

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) predicted on the Senate floor that his Democratic colleagues will find a reason to block funding legislation and trigger another government shutdown “right before the ...

The U.S. faces another potential government shutdown, which could delay pay for military and ICE personnel. Senate Democrats are blocking a funding bill that includes the Department of Homeland ...