When was the last time the U.S. had a government shutdown? Here's a timeline and what we know about shutdowns over the last ...

Since 1976, Congress and the White House have faced off over budgets and brought the U.S. government to a near halt more than 20 times.

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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has scheduled an April 2027 trial to hear lawsuits stemming from the tragic midair ...

In the last 50 years the federal government has come to at least a partial shutdown 11 times. Some have lasted a day or more.

Judges appointed by President Ronald Reagan are emerging as vocal critics of the Trump administration’s efforts to circumvent ...

President Ronald Reagan’s handwritten 1980 debate notes, featuring two of the most iconic campaign slogans ever, are going up for sale today, the first time the world has seen the lines of his closing ...

WASHINGTON — For the first time in seven years, the federal government could shut down. As of Friday morning, Republicans and Democrats are still in a blame-casting game that has lasted since Senate ...