John Boehner reemphasizes his position that the Senate should negotiate changes in the health act for a government-funding bill, even as a number of Republican lawmakers see that as a futile debate.
Trust us, we were just as clueless the last time the government closed up shop.
A neighbor said tires were previously stolen from Carey's car in Conn.
The government shutdown is certainly generating a great deal of material for late-night comedy writers.
The man was “conscious and breathing” but was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.
The agency has worked for years to unmask users on one the world’s leading Internet privacy tools.
Susan Bennett of Atlanta claims that she laid down tracks eight years ago that gave the iPhone a human touch.
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Use of a “discharge petition” could prompt a House vote, despite the GOP leadership’s opposition.
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The Park Service announced that it will keep the WWII Memorial open as a free-speech right.
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