The federal government’s shutdown entered Day Two on Thursday as neither side showed signs of budging amid their impasse over funding the government.

The federal government shutdown began at midnight as President Trump and Democrats blamed each other for failing to reach an agreement.

President Donald Trump and other high-ranking Republicans falsely claim Democrats forced the government shutdown fight because they want to give free health care to immigrants in the U.S. illegally.

President Donald Trump celebrated a long-promised victory Tuesday, announcing that he had used the threat of tariffs to prod ...

On Wednesday, October 1 at midnight, the federal government went into a shutdown, after the two political parties failed to ...

Ascension Wisconsin is no longer part of UnitedHealthcare's network after the two sides did not come to an agreement on a new contract.

As insurers pull out of Vermont’s Medicare Advantage market, tens of thousands of residents will have to find new coverage ...

Most Los Angeles County communities did not expect the federal government shutdown to have major impacts on its residents. Law enforcement, firefighters and other first responders will be on the job, ...

The ongoing government shutdown is affecting federal workers and various services, including student loans, nutrition ...

The federal government shutdown that began on Oct. 1 is likely to cause minimal disruption to nursing home operations, but ...

There have been 21 shutdowns since 1977, with an average of eight days each. The longest government shutdown was 35 days during Trump's first term, from Dec. 22, 2018 to Jan. 25, 2019. The president ...

The looming government shutdown officially began on Oct. 1. Here's what you need to know about the shutdown and how it could impact Delawareans.