The federal government is back open after a record-breaking 43-day shutdown ‒ but the effects from the nation's longest-ever ...

The nation’s longest government shutdown ended Wednesday meaning SNAP can resume payments. Follow Newsweek live.

The dam broke quickly this week on the state's budget blockage, due a myriad of trade-offs between legislative Republicans, ...

The city of Albuquerque is reassuring residents in need of guidance regarding rental advice, food and basic necessities.

The retired politician and businessman was at Brigham Young University on Wednesday to deliver the 2025 Romney Institute ...

The government is back open after President Donald Trump signed the federal funding package after it passed in the House.

Environmental advocates and a handful of Democratic lawmakers are lambasting legislative leaders for agreeing to pull Pennsylvania out of an interstate cap-and-trade program as a part of the state’s ...

The historic 43-day funding lapse saw federal workers go without multiple paychecks, travelers stranded at airports and long ...

The funding bill has already passed the Senate and it will now go to President Trump’s desk, where he’s scheduled to sign it ...

The House voted Wednesday to end the government shutdown after the Senate agreed on a bill earlier this week to reopen the ...

All four Republican congressmen from the Susquehanna Valley voted in favor of the bill to reopen the government.

Could the longest shutdown in U.S. history end tonight? Here's the latest on votes to reopen, timing, how to watch, and more.