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Republican lawmakers heartily rejected President Donald Trump's most recent plan for ending the ongoing government shutdown: getting rid of the filibuster rule.

The Trump administration is inquiring how to legally tap into contingency funds to keep food stamps rolling during the government shutdown.

The White House announced that public tours will resume on Dec. 2, following a temporary pause caused by the new ballroom construction.

"I renovated the Lincoln Bathroom in the White House," Trump said in a post to Truth Social showcasing pictures of the project.

Trump's readout for the pair's "amazing," roughly 100-minute meeting in South Korea is at odds with Xi's more muted counterpart.

The Senate has not addressed China directly, but it took three votes this week challenging Trump's legal basis for imposing tariffs.

The Constitution guarantees the right of both the president and his opponents to speak their minds, even if that makes governing harder.

Presidents have been celebrating the spooky season at the White House since the Eisenhower administration.

Vance said it remained safe to fly, though he expressed concerns with the financial strain the shutdown has created for air travel workers.

Harris admitted Biden "greatly disappointed" her, which complicated their relationship.