President Trump announced Friday he will reopen the government temporarily until February 15 to allow IRS employees to send out tax refunds. Over one thousand IRS employees called out sick, which affected the processing of tax returns and delayed tax refund checks.
Senate Democrats and the Trump administration reportedly reached an agreement to reopen the government temporarily, according to Drudgereport.com.
President Donald Trump folded like a cheap lawn chair after Nancy Pelosi pulled the ultimate power play in their dispute over the location of his State of the Union Address.
President Trump agreed to postpone his address after Pelosi drafted a letter informing him she would not allow him to hold his SOTU address in the House Chamber. Pelosi, 79, is the Speaker of the House.
The Democrats have an answer for President Trump, who canceled a trip abroad as high-ranking Democrats were on their way to the airport on Thursday. Democrats say if Trump doesn't resign from office, they are prepared to impeach him.
Some may think of Cardi B as an unintelligent ratchet rapper who is not well-versed on current events, but she has dominating the headlines and cable news programs all week after speaking out against President Donald Trump's partial government shutdown, which is in its 27th day.
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents who are forced to work without pay are reportedly playing loud rap music that contains explicit language and misogynistic lyrics at arriving passengers in New York's JFK Airport.
As the partial government shutdown stretches into the 4th week, one West Coast fast food restaurant is stepping up to help government workers who may not have enough money to feed their families.
The partial government shutdown is impacting Black federal workers the hardest, according to a report by 11 Alive News. The government shutdown is now in its fourth week.
Cracks have begun to appear in President Donald Trump's steely armor, as he lashed out at reports that suggested he worked with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump denied the allegations after a Washington Post report detailed an FBI investigation into Trump's alleged dealings with Russia.
Transportation Security Agency officers are quitting their jobs as the partial government shutdown continues into the third week. President Donald Trump ordered a partial gov't shutdown on Dec. 22 after Democratic lawmakers refused to approve $5.7 billion in border wall funding.
Rapper Snoop Dogg unloaded on President Trump in an expletive-filled video tirade over the weekend. In the Instagram video, the 47-year-old rapper slammed the President over the partial government shutdown that began on Dec. 22.
President Donald Trump is determined to win his border wall battle with the Democrats -- even if it means depriving government workers of paychecks for months.
The outlook is positive as the government shutdown enters its 16th day.
The Senate has reached a deal to end the 16-day government shutdown and avert a U.S. Debt disaster that threatens to cripple the American economy.
Politico.com reports Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell are close to announcing an agreement to open the U.S. government and put furloughed gov't employees back to work.
The furloughed employees includes IRS agents and Michelle's Obama's gardeners.
A lockdown of the U.S. Capitol was lifted after gunshots were fired near the White House in Washington, D.C. today.
Shooting erupted following a car chase that began with a car ramming a barricade near the White House on Thursday, USA Today reports.
The female driver led Capitol police on a brief car chase that ended with an exchange of gunfire. One officer was reported injured in a related car accident.
GOP Majority Leader Eric Cantor posted this photo on his Twitter.com account today. The photo shows House GOP members sitting across the table from a row of empty seats patiently awaiting Senate members. "In divided government, the only way forward is to sit down at the table. The House awaits the Senate..." Cantor tweeted. The majority Democratic Senate members refused to show up for a conference to continue talks that could end the government shutdown.
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