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The ExplainerGOP hits Democrats over health care, unauthorized immigrants. What鈥檚 behind the claim?Republicans say Democrats won鈥檛 agree to a budget until they get health care for unauthorized immigrants. Here are facts related to the claim.
For federal workers, a year of turmoil and uncertainty just got worseFederal workers say the uncertainty in a shutdown is always stressful. But this one already feels harder, coming after months of interagency upheaval and layoffs. And many are wondering what will happen when it ends.
The shutdown looms large in rural America 鈥� with Medicaid under debateWashington鈥檚 wrangling over Medicaid reverberates in rural communities, such as Spruce Pine, North Carolina, where hospitals struggle to cover costs.
From LA to Portland: Tracking Trump鈥檚 expansive use of the National GuardPortland, Oregon, is the latest city where President Donald Trump is activating National Guard troops for novel use in a fight against crime and illegal immigration. Here鈥檚 a big-picture look at how the U.S. government has directed the National Guard this year.
Trump threatens mass layoffs as shutdown begins. Can he do that?A government shutdown is underway amid partisan spending disputes. What鈥檚 different this time: President Donald Trump is pledging to further reduce the federal workforce.
A government shutdown looms. This time, the impact could last.If Republicans and Democrats don鈥檛 reach a deal by Tuesday night, the Trump administration says it will use the shutdown to fire significant numbers of federal employees.
With Comey indictment, Trump shatters norms of US justice systemThe indictment of former FBI director James Comey comes amid threats of more prosecutorial action, which could have a chilling effect across government. President Donald Trump says he is seeking justice, not revenge.
The US is paying immigrants to leave. Who is choosing to go?Part of the Trump administration鈥檚 immigration clampdown involves encouraging unauthorized immigrants to 鈥渟elf-deport鈥� by offering cash and other incentives. A growing number are deciding to leave the U.S. on their own.
First LookFormer FBI director James Comey indicted after Trump urges prosecutionJames Comey has been charged with making a false statement to Congress and obstruction of a criminal proceeding. The charges come in a criminal case filed days after President Donald Trump appeared to urge his attorney general to prosecute the former FBI director and other perceived political enemies.聽
Charlie Kirk鈥檚 campus tour continues. Will students carry on his legacy?Supporters of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk are promising to expand his conservative youth movement. Our reporter attends a Turning Point USA campus event and hears from students about their vision for Mr. Kirk鈥檚 legacy.
Letter from Greenbelt, Maryland: Amid setbacks, our new home shows resilienceGreenbelt, Maryland, is showing resilience amid federal worker layoffs and the Trump administration鈥檚 plans to close an agricultural research center.
Jimmy Kimmel is back on air 鈥� but the free speech battle isn鈥檛 overThe impacts of comedian Jimmy Kimmel鈥檚 six-day suspension may linger 鈥� as an example of the Trump administration鈥檚 efforts to suppress speech, as well as what successful pushback might look like.
Kirk memorial blends religious revival with partisan politicsThe memorial service for slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk showcased his influence in both the political and religious spheres and underscored how his message will continue to shape the Republican Party.
Why a government shutdown looms as Congress splits townFunding the government is ultimately a must-pass priority for Congress. It鈥檚 also an opportunity for the minority Democrats to seek leverage. Their base is pushing them to take a stand against President Trump.
Kimmel silenced, as political and corporate pressures convergeThe sidelining of comedian Jimmy Kimmel鈥檚 late-night show could signal a wider chilling effect on free speech, under pressure from President Donald Trump and regulators under him.
Newsom takes on Trump, rising in Democratic eyes 鈥� at least for nowCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom is opposing President Donald Trump with actions and a new online tone, earning him more national support among Democrats.
Republican support for free speech wavers after Charlie Kirk assassinationRepublicans have long railed against 鈥渃ancel culture鈥� on the left. Now, they are catching criticism on the same grounds 鈥� and potentially going further聽by invoking the power of government to target perceived offenders.
Charlie Kirk built a movement of young people. Where will it go from here?History shows the loss of a charismatic leader can propel a political movement into something even more powerful 鈥� or mark the beginning of its decline. For now, Charlie Kirk鈥檚 allies are vowing to continue what he started.
The ExplainerTrump ignored TikTok ban, then announced a deal. Here鈥檚 what it means.For months, President Trump hasn鈥檛 enforced a law banning TikTok unless the app鈥檚 Chinese owner sells it. Now, the administration says it has a deal with China.
Trump sending National Guard where crime is highest. It鈥檚 a blue city in a red state.Republicans say crime rates justify National Guard rollouts to Democrat-led cities like Memphis. But many higher-crime cities are in Republican-led states, a reminder that crime鈥檚 causes 鈥� and solutions 鈥� are complex.