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The shutdown is hardly a vacation for furloughed employees.
But lingering doubts about the election’s legitimacy have dampened the milestone.
Major brands are testing out reusable packaging in an attempt to cut down on plastic waste.
35 ways the shutdown is affecting America, from small-business loans to alcohol labels.
Trump tried to win over Nancy Pelosi without upsetting Ann Coulter — and he ended up losing support from both sides.
Trump aides committed a string of gaffes over the course of a single day of media appearances.
I spent a year writing about ER bills. Zuckerberg San Francisco General has the most surprising billing practices I’ve seen.
A fiery speech shows many lawmakers are reaching their breaking point on the impasse.
A 2 percent levy on assets more than $50 million, and higher rates on billionaires.
The city of San Francisco is also planning hearings on the emergency room’s billing tactics.
Retired Air Force Gen. Douglas Fraser says he doesn’t see a good reason to use the military to oust Maduro.
House Democrats are poised to unveil a new border security proposal.
The Democrats’ proposal got more support than the White House’s in the end.
Chick-fil-A stays closed on Sundays because of its company values. Super Bowl Sunday will be no exception.
The band’s viral cover of Toto’s “Africa” was rapidly eclipsed by its version of TLC’s “No Scrubs” — a sincere jam from a cheeky album.