Government Shutdown

Paychecks will be affected starting Day 10, and museums will close Day 12. The House isn't scheduled to return until Day 14.

The conservative majority Supreme Court appeared open today to undermining the landmark Voting Rights Act in a Louisiana congressional redistricting case.

The judge said the White House has taken advantage of the shutdown to "assume that all bets are off" and "the laws don't apply to them anymore."

Airports in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas, Charlotte, Phoenix, Seattle and more say the video’s political content goes against their policies.

The shutdown is now the fifth-longest in U.S. history.

Democrats have rallied around Obamacare subsidies. Some Republicans support them, but say they should be dealt with after the shutdown.

Noem said DHS found an "innovative solution" to ensure personnel get paid as most federal workers go without paychecks.

The health care law's enhanced tax credits form the main dispute between the two parties that led to the impasse.

Hundreds of scientists received "incorrect notifications" that they were laid off, according to an official familiar with the matter.

The Smithsonian Institution drew on funds from the prior year to stay open for 11 days after the shutdown began on Oct. 1.

The South Carolina Republican urged Democrats to "have a rational discussion, but not with the government shut down."