The White House meeting between Democrat Charles E. Schumer and President Trump had set off alarms among congressional Republicans, who are holding firm in support of the short-term spending bill that passed the House Thursday night. Senate Democrats had rallied against the measure because it does not offer protections for young undocumented immigrants or address other priorities such as disaster relief.
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A 48 percent plurality says Republicans are mainly responsible for the situation resulting from disagreements over immigration laws and border security, according to a Post-ABC News poll.
A government shutdown would deprive the federal agency about 56 percent of its workforce, according to the U.S. Treasury, just as that workforce is needed for one of its biggest jobs in decades.
Everyone who's prepared to vote no has different reasons (and political motivations). Here are the four key factions in the Senate that could determine whether the government shuts down for the first time since 2013.
Should Congress fail to pass a spending bill, the process that follows could complicate the lives of federal workers and the millions of Americans who rely on them. Here are the answers to questions you might have about a shutdown.
The trust rankings will emerge from surveys the company is conducting and are an effort to combat fake news and misinformation that spread across the social network before and after the 2016 election. The changes will also stress local news sources.
A judge in November had declared a mistrial after a jury said it was deadlocked. The New Jersey Democrat had faced 18 counts for allegedly using his office improperly to benefit a political donor, which the defense described as an attempt to criminalize a friendship.
The criteria included an educated and young population, an area with good public transit and a strong business environment. But some cities that have all that still missed the cut.
In what will be a major examination of presidential powers, the justices will consider the third iteration of the ban issued last fall, which bars various travelers from eight countries, six of them with Muslim majorities.
This writer, who also is pregnant, made the mistake of scrolling through some of the online discussions about Jacinda Ardern's announcement and promptly wanted to lie face down on the floor.
In a 5,500-word transcript of the interview, Stephanie Clifford — who is credited on-screen as Stormy Daniels — said she met Donald Trump at a celebrity golf tournament in 2006.
His disdain for the creatures has been noted on Twitter — and it resurfaced because of the 2011 InTouch interview. But his response to terrorism incidents is generally as sweeping as his aversion to "Shark Week."
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