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This week in Washington, Congress votes on releasing the Epstein files while President Donald Trump hosts the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
The Smithsonian Institution is reopening its museums across Washington after the government shutdown ended this past Wednesday.
On Friday, President Donald Trump asked the Department of Justice to investigate convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein’s ties to prominent Democrats and financial institutions.
A look at Presidential spending, and what it means for tax payers.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that key economic data about inflation and the latest job numbers may never be released because of the government shutdown.
President Donald Trump signed legislation Wednesday night ending the 43-day federal government shutdown.
Wednesday night, the U.S. House passed a bill to fund the government through the end of January, sending it to President Trump’s desk.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in “Fernandez v. United States” Wednesday: a case that weighs two different means for prisoners to get a reduction in sentence.
The 32-year-old is vying to replace longtime Congressman Jerry Nadler in New York’s 12th Congressional District.
In emails released by the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump becomes clearer.
The Supreme Court is set to consider what the circumstances of “extraordinary and compelling reasons" to release a prisoner early.
House to vote on Senate version of legislation to reopen the federal government while Democrats vent their fury at Senator Chuck Schumer's leadership.
After a more than 40-day standoff, the Senate passed legislation Monday night to fund the government.
On Monday, a devout Rastafarian man had his day before the Supreme Court after he said his religious right were violated in a Louisiana prison.
President Donald Trump pardoned 77 people involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, including former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows.
Eight Senators forge a compromise which could get the federal government reopened.
As lawmakers work to reopen the government, President Trump meets with the Syrian President as the Supreme Court hears two critical cases
A less-obvious casualty of the government shutdown is the monthly jobs report sent out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With furloughed workers unable to collect data, economists are filling in the gaps for October’s report using alternate data sets to paint a picture of the job market.
Greene talks shutdown strategy and party position as the shutdown closes in on 40 days
The Department of Transportation officially announced reductions in services at 40 major airports around the U.S., sparking mass cancellations Friday.
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could determine if prison officials can be sued for money damaged if they violate inmates’ religious rights.
President Donald Trump promises lower prices for weight loss drugs and reveals, one of his key staff members has a prescription.
Airports nationwide are bracing for massive reductions in service, potentially cutting 10 percent of flights at 40 major airports.
Supreme Court justices seemed quite skeptical of Trump Administration's assertion that the president can unilaterally impose tariffs broadly under IEEPA.
A consequential election night sets the stage for a historic day in the government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history.
Democrats celebrate big wins in the off-year elections as President Donald Trump blames the shutdown for Republicans coming very short.
President Trump’s tariff’s had day in court Wednesday, but on the sidelines, small business owners are giving their own oral arguments.
Tuesday's off-year elections are being closely watched as a temperature gauge for the electorate; will Democrats pull ahead of Republicans?
President Donald Trump takes his arguments to use the power to impose "reciprocal tariffs" on nearly every other nation all the way to the Supreme Court.
After decades of heart problems, including a heart transplant, complications from pneumonia take Dick Cheney, Wyoming congressman, Defense Secretary and Vice President.
The stalemate continues on Capitol Hill as lawmakers still have no clear off-ramp for the government shutdown.
42 million Americans who rely on SNAP benefits could be seeing some relief after two federal judges ordered the Trump administration to keep the program afloat. But as Molly Martinez reports, it’s going to be half of the normal payment, and it’s going to be late.
The race is not only capturing the attention of New Yorkers, but leaders around the country including President Donald Trump.
The government shutdown continues while voters in several states head to the polls. Washington Correspondent Caitrin Assaf has your Week Ahead in Washington.
Bills target coverage gaps in breast cancer screening and reconstructive surgery.
Goldman Sachs gathered 2,300 small business leaders in Washington to discuss ways to grow their companies. Several of those discussions happened with congress members. Small businesses make up more than 45% of the private workforce.
Two federal judges rule SNAP must be funded, as President Trump continues to blame Democrats for the impasse over federal government funding.
President Donald Trump wants Republicans to go nuclear on filibuster but senators resist
President Donald Trump touts the success of his meeting in South Korea with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
President Trump says he's very much looking forward to meeting with China's President Xi Jinping, hoping for a trade deal.
A food fight over SNAP benefits is playing out on Capitol Hill as 42 million Americans brace to lose food assistance on Saturday. Reporter Molly Martinez shows us the Hail Mary that could save the program.
An Ohio congressman is personally leading Capitol tours for students whose class trips were canceled by the government shutdown.
President Donald Trump addressed thousands of U.S. sailors and met with the new Japanese Prime Minister Tuesday.
Trump said over the weekend he has agreements or frameworks with four Southeast Asian countries.
EPA Administrator Zeldin says his agency is working to operating at full capacity, but could see reduced capacity if the shutdown doesn't end soon.
This week, President Donald Trump continues his tour of Asia, while the government shutdown ticks on. And, the Federal Reserve meets to discuss interest rates.
Construction is underway at the White House as President Donald Trump looks to add a ballroom to the historic landmark. But among the rubble of the East Wing, some are wondering what’s been lost.
Day 24 of the now second-longest government shutdown in U.S. history saw furloughed federal workers missing their first full paycheck.
President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he is ending all trade negotiations with Canada because of a TV ad opposing U.S. tariffs.
More than 30 people have been charged in two federal gambling-related investigations, including a current NBA coach and player. The cases involve illegal sports betting and rigged poker games tied to the Mafia.