If the government shutdown lasts one week longer, it will be the longest U.S. government shutdown in history. Here’s what you need to know about how it started, what government agencies are affected, and what compromises need to happen for the shutdown to end.

Citing Flynn’s ‘substantial assistance’ in the Russia probe, Mueller is recommending no prison time for the former national security advisor.

The 41st President has passed away at age 94, leaving a legacy of a profound legacy of political decency, family, and traditional Conserativism.

Michael Cohen has plead guilty on his first charge from special counsel Mueller’s team, most likely hoping to get a lighter sentence.

CNN is suing Trump and several of his aides for revoking the press credentials of Jim Acosta after a heated exchange on Wednesday.

Trump has fired Jeff Sessions after a very public contentious relationship. 

Democrats took over the House, women led a blue wave, and questions remain unanswered in Georgia’s gubernatorial race.

Midterm elections are tomorrow, November 6th.

The hate-motivated shooting has flared political tensions and raised concerns about the consequences of hate in the United States. 

Trump called on the media to set a more civil tone, directed criticism at the Democrats, and basically shifted blame to everyone but himself and his supporters.

The NBC host is walking back on her defense of blackface for Halloween costumes after 

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child.

Friday’s bearing certainly etched its way into history books, with polarizing emotion and accusations from both sides.