Senate Democrats offered on Friday to end the government shutdown in exchange for a one-year extension of health care tax credits and a plan to continue broader talks, a proposal that was swiftly reje...

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is making a new offer to reopen the government on Friday as Republicans have refused to negotiate on their demands to extend health care subsidies.

Economic issues and affordability — a focus of both the Spanberger and Sherrill campaigns that also helped propel New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani to victory — will likely be critical concern...

A source told FOX Business the reductions will start at 4% on Friday and gradually ramp up to 10% next week, where they’ll stay "until the FAA feels comfortable with safety levels" and the move could...

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom does not expect significant disruption for customers from initial government-ordered flight reductions, he said on Friday, warning that increased cuts will be "proble...

“We are seeing signs of stress in the system, so we are proactively reducing the number of flights to make sure the American people continue to fly safely,” Bedford said.

The bipartisan group of rank-and-file senators who have been negotiating a way out of the shutdown are mulling over a number of modifications to the bill. Lawmakers are expected to attempt to change the date that the short-term extension of government funding expires to a yet-to-be-determined later day.

Senate Democrats said they would be willing to reopen the government in exchange for a one-year extension of expiring health care subsidies.

Moderate lawmakers were pushing leaders to forge a deal to reopen the government as the pain from the shutdown keeps getting worse with officials cutting flights over a shortage of air traffic control...