Senate GOP leaders are considering cancelling next week’s recess if the shutdown continues.

The opposition may yet get him to cut a deal on extending health care subsidies. Limits to his spending power are more out of reach.

Democrats are likely to once again reject the House’s seven-week stopgap bill.

Holding the line to keep the government closed is painful for them, but most of them saw it as the only way to start their comeback.

After three Democratic defections on the House’s spending bill, it appears no one else is budging.

The Texas GOP chair compared the FCC chair’s pressure on Disney and ABC to a mob boss.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pushing back on White House plans to lay off workers and shut down projects during a funding lapse.

Neither Republicans nor Democrats have taken the exit paths they had. All signs are pointing to a chaotic, long affair.

The Commerce Committee chair, R-Texas, told Semafor that he’s already in talks on an alternate solution to what’s becoming an untenable situation in athletics.

The first sitdown between President Donald Trump and congressional leaders in both parties was short and yielded no breakthrough.

Still, the fact that they’re even talking is a good sign.

“To us, it’s never been about allegiance to one person … it’s about allegiance to principles,” the Kentucky GOP senator said alongside his House colleague.