WASHINGTON – Furloughed federal workers will be compensated for the time they spent working without pay, thanks to a bill sponsored by Maryland’s senators and signed into law Wednesday by President Donald Trump. The bill, sponsored by Maryland Democratic Sen.…
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Federal employees at BWI Airport start to feel pinch of shutdown
TSA workers and air traffic controllers at BWI airport are starting to feel the pinch from the on-going partial shutdown of the government.
The Washington Bullpen, Episode 3
The upcoming Olympics in Pyeongchang and the new budget bill set to keep the government open are some of the topics on the third episode of our new podcast from the Capital News Service Washington Bureau, “The Washington Bullpen,” hosted by…
A Breakdown of Government Shutdowns
The federal government has to decide on a budget by midnight on April 28th or the government could shut down on President Trump’s 100th day in office.
Van Hollen Praises Federal Budget Agreement as “Good Step Forward”
Congressional leaders and the White House have reached a tentative budget deal to set the federal government’s spending framework for the next two years, a move which Rep. Chris Van Hollen, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee, called “a good step forward.”
Unlike 2013, food aid would stop with another government shutdown
Federal food assistance program has no reserves to hold it over in the event of a government shutdown.
Rep. Van Hollen Warns Shutdown Would Disrupt NIH
Health care and research at NIH endangered by budget stalemate, Rep. Chris Van Hollen says.
Holiday Season Puts Strain on Families in Need
Food stamp reductions have had serious effects on Maryland food banks.
Emotional Veterans Flood the WWII Memorial
Veterans from every branch of the military came together to fight for both an end to the shutdown and for their benefits.
Millions Affected by Shutdown Try to Get Their Lives Back to ‘Normal’
Congress and the President have come to a compromise, at least for now, ending the 16-day shutdown stalemate and leaving the millions affected to start picking up the pieces.