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New York Attorney General Letitia James previously sued President Trump in a civil case that led to him and his company being held liable for business fraud.

President Donald Trump said his administration plans to use the government shutdown to permanently cut government programs popular with Democrats.

Lawmakers on both sides remain dug in, showing no indication that they are open to yielding on their demands.

The Trump administration is under fire for refusing to make public investigative files about Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of President Donald Trump.

IRS furloughs nearly half of its workforce due to government shutdown

The Palisades Fire in early January burned thousands of homes and killed multiple people as flames spread rapidly in heavy winds up to 100 miles per hour.

President Donald Trump and Republicans accuse Democrats, who want any funding bill to include health-care protections, of holding the government hostage.

"My family and I have known for years that there are costs to standing up to Donald Trump," former FBI Director James Comey said after being indicted.

Trump also said at the White House that if the shutdown drags on several days longer, a "substantial" number of jobs "will never come back."

Democrats have refused to vote for any funding legislation unless it includes an extension of Obamacare subsidies, which are due to expire before January.