House Republicans passed a bill that to fund the government through November 21. Democrats in the Senate have blocked that ...

Republicans are grappling with public polls showing the public places more blame on them, rather than the Democrats, for the shutdown, even as they argue they have the moral high ground in the ...

The government shutdown is quickly becoming a way for President Donald Trump to exercise new command over the government. Yet ...

Speaker Mike Johnson has shut down the U.S. House of Representatives by sending everybody home and then dragging out the ...

Africans rightly desire leadership change in vain hope of a socioeconomic turnaround. Instead of the promised prosperity, ...

The El Paso City Council is set to advance its complaint against a politically-charged video playing at the airport during a ...

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Republican senators hope President Trump can step in and help end the 22-day government shutdown by beginning talks with ...

But whether congressional Republicans criticize the president or try to stay completely silent largely depends on one big ...

Today's guest is Jeff Flake, former Arizona senator and U.S. ambassador to Turkey, and now head of the brand-new Institute of ...

Republican leaders have stuck to a straightforward position in their standoff with Democrats over government funding: No negotiations until the shutdown ends.

History suggests it’s Democrats who would eventually back down from their position in the shutdown stalemate. But they seem to have relatively little reason to do so right now.