U.S. Courts Say They Can’t Stay Open Past Feb. 1 If Shutdown Continues. The U.S. court system can continue operating during the partial government shutdown until January 31— and won’t be able to remain open beyond that.
Michael Cohen Delays House Testimony, Citing Threats From Trump, Giuliani
White House seeks list of programs that would be hurt if shutdown lasts into March
From Cover-Ups To Secret Plots: The Murky History Of Supreme Justices' Health
Denver Teachers Vote To Authorize A Strike
Passenger Confronts GOP Congressman Over Flying First Class During Shutdown
‘Senior Trump Official’ On Shutdown: ‘We Do Not Want Most Employees To Return’
Foreign Students Sour on America, Jeopardizing a $39 Billion Industry
Supreme Court allows transgender military ban to go into effect
The government shutdown spotlights a bigger issue: 78% of US workers live paycheck to paycheck
Supreme Court's inaction leaves DACA program for young migrants intact for now
The Shutdown Is Causing A Man-Made Hunger Crisis
Giuliani backtracks on comments Trump sought Moscow deal throughout 2016