When the gong rang out across the world just two weeks ago, announcing that not only would Taylor Swift be releasing her new album The Life of a Showgirl, but she’d also be releasing an accompanying ...

Federal departments and agencies have put out guidance about which programs will stay open and which ones won't during the funding lapse.

While Social Security checks, mail and student loan bills will still be delivered, millions of workers are still set to suffer financial hardship.

As temperatures reach 31°C in Singapore this weekend, the FIA has declared a "heat hazard," meaning drivers have the option of wearing cooling vests to combat the extreme temperatures.

At the event, Erin McCombs of the Jane Goodall Institute took the stage and announced the news of Goodall's death. A video message Goodall had recorded ahead of the event was then played, in which ...

The government shutdown began Wednesday as Congress failed to pass a funding package, while President Donald Trump sees opportunity to cut federal programs and employees.

The change affects H-2A nonimmigrant visas, which allow U.S. employers to hire foreign workers for temporary agricultural work.

The length of the 2025 shutdown depends on when Congress reaches an agreement. Past shutdowns have lasted from a single day to 35 days — the longest in U.S. history (2018–2019) and during President ...

Veteran health care also continues during a shutdown. Veterans Affairs medical centers and outpatient clinics will be open, and VA benefits will be processed and delivered. Burials will continue at VA ...

Are you prepared for the 2025 government shutdown? As the clock ticks toward midnight, the U.S. government will shut down on Wednesday October 1. How will it affect you?

The US federal government has shut down. The travel impact could be felt in longer airport lines, muddled itineraries and US National Park closures.

A shutdown could delay court cases, SNAP benefits, and pay for military personnel in Ohio. Democrats and Republicans — including Columbus' two representatives in Congress — are pointing fingers across ...