The House is preparing for a crucial vote on a Senate compromise to end the partial government shutdown.

Top Republicans — including President Donald Trump himself — are attempting to quell a conservative rebellion against a sprawling funding bill this week as they race to reopen the federal government before Americans feel the pain.

The partial shutdown is on, and members of Congress have a lot to do before they can even start hashing out reforms on immigration enforcement.

Travelers are bracing for the impact of a partial government shutdown that could disrupt flights. Why it's happening and what's affected.

As the federal government remains partially shut down, taxpayers are wondering if it will affect their tax refund. The short answer is yes, but not in the way many fear. The U.S. House of Representatives is set to consider legislation Monday aimed at ending the partial government shutdown,

House Speaker Mike Johnson is trying to end the partial government shutdown as debate intensifies over the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operations.

A partial U.S. government shutdown entered its third day Monday, but the closure is widely expected to be short-lived.

The federal government partially shut down on Friday and a plan put in motion last week to set Congress up to reopen things after just a few days may be at risk of falling apart. On Friday, the Senate passed a bipartisan compromise that would allow every part of government — except for the Department of Homeland Security — to reopen and stay open