The government shutdown is in its third day on Friday with senators set to vote for the fourth time on bills to fund the government. But with negotiations appearing stalled, it’s looking like the shutdown could extend through the weekend.

Follow news on the government shutdown after Congress fails to pass a federal budget plan. Trump has threatened mass layoffs in the coming days for federal workers.

Senate Democrats and Republicans on Friday failed to pass competing bills to fund the government, extending the shutdown into next week. The measures were expected to fail. Shortly after the failed votes,

A Republican measure to keep the government funded past Oct. 1 stalled in the Senate after clearing the House on Friday.

Trump shared a weird AI video starring him as the Grim Reaper as Congress continued informal talks. Welcome to day three.

Senate Republicans are pushing intensely to nab the five additional Democratic votes they need to unlock their bill to end the government shutdown. Republicans have shown little willingness to

Senate Democrats and House Republicans remain far apart on state budget talks, less than three weeks before the start of the next fiscal year. State Sen. Sara Anthony, D-Lansing, said the House Republican spending plan would result in deep cuts to state ...

New Mexico's House of Representatives passed a budget and health bill intended to shore up the state's coverage of federal programs

The Senate for a second day in a row rejected rival measures to fund the government, prolonging the shutdown that began at midnight. Wednesday’s votes mirrored Tuesday’s results, with

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) this week announced that the Ohio Senate voted to complete the override of the governor’s veto of Item No. 66, putting into motion landmark property tax reform through a provision that encourages levy transparency and promotes responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars on the local level.

President Donald Trump has been frenetically posting on social media during the government shutdown WASHINGTON — On Thursday morning, as thousands of federal employees stayed home and faced potential layoffs because of the government shutdown ,