Congress races to avert shutdown, the UN will vote on a US resolution declaring that an immediate cease-fire in Gaza is imperative, and Georgia college students on weekend road trip rescue family in sinking car.

Haiti's leader resigns as gangs run rampant through country engulfed in crisis, President Biden's budget seeks more aid for families, and why spring allergies may feel worse this year.


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Mexican cartel turns in members it blames for Americans' deaths, GoFundMe fundraisers for college tuition are up by more than 50%, and when it pays to hire a tax pro.

China "most consequential threat" to U.S. national security, top intelligence official says, Mitch McConnell hospitalized after suffering fall, and twin boys in Ohio help save mom after she has seizure while driving.

MarketWatch's Zoe Han delivers advice on which food items to not buy if you want to decrease your grocery budget.

Democrats drop paid leave from $1.75 trillion proposal, strong nor'easter storm leaves thousands in New England without power, and these vaccine lottery winners are taking care of others instead of cashing in.

Mitch McConnell blocks vote on bigger stimulus checks, pandemic budget crunches sink Democrats' hopes for expanding health insurance, and the onesie snowsuit makes a comeback.

Dave Boyer from the Washington Times takes a deep dive into the reason why the President's promise to balance the budget "very quickly" didn't happen.

House approves debt-ceiling bill, Senate panel urges more work to prevent election attacks, and four problems with canceling student debt.

White House and Congress reach deal on spending, prescription opioid overdoses drop, and 'meth-gators' aren't real.

Have budget hawks like the Freedom Caucus become complacent? James Varney from the Washington Times asks where has all the outrage gone?

California tallies damage from quakes, Trump officials defend border conditions, and police pay for alleged shoplifter's stolen groceries instead of arresting her.

How will the fight over spending affect U.S. economic growth and the upcoming Presidential election? Kate Davidson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Ethiopian Airlines jet crashes en route to Nairobi, President Trump to request $8.6 billion for border wall in 2020 budget, and daylight saving time isn't the only reason your body clock feels messed up.

As the partial government shutdown enters its fifth week with no end in sight, the federal courts are running out of money. Thomas Kaplan of The New York Times explains.

President Trump will gladly shut the government down, climate change emerging as 2020 political issue, and three random strangers help mom struggling with toddlers at airport.

Eliza Collins from USA Today breaks down what is in the latest budget deal.

Senate approves two-year budget deal, Dow enters correction territory, and one-third of office romances end in unemployment.

GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak breaks down why the budgeting process in Washington is broken.

Paul Singer from USA Today gives us a look behind the budget negotiations.

House passes stopgap budget bill, why nobody connects with alienated voters the way Trump does, and imagine getting 8,000 birthday cards.

Rep. Dave Brat (R-VA) gives us a look at what is holding up the budget negotiations.

Now that the House has approved a Republican budget blueprint, Herb Jackson of The Bergen (N.J.) Record projects the next steps for GOP members looking to pass sweeping tax reform.

Tax changes are being held up by the latest budget fight. Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Speed-cameras are becoming a hot topic in certain states. Scott Calvert from the Wall Street Journal has the story.