Boeing's 737 Max crisis could have a bigger effect on the US economy than the government shutdown
If Boeing is forced to stop producing the plane that's crashed twice, it could knock a huge chunk of the US' economic output, JPMorgan is warning.
Trump will declare a national emergency to build his border wall. Here's what could happen next.
The White House announced Thursday that President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency to secure more border-wall funds.
Top Republicans say Trump could still declare a national emergency to get money for the wall, even if he signs the bipartisan border-security deal
"And all along I felt like this might be more than a one-step process," Sen. Hoeven told INSIDER. "So this is kind of the first step."
Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers are looking for ways to prevent future government shutdowns
Any fix will likely not happen before February 15 when another shutdown could happen if a deal is not reached over border security.
Trump says he doubts Congress can strike a deal on the border wall and says another government shutdown is 'certainly an option'
The longest government shutdown in US history ended Friday, after Trump caved and signed a funding bill that included no money for the wall.
Ann Coulter says she made a mistake on Trump: 'I'm a very stupid girl'
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter lashed out at President Donald Trump Friday, on Bill Maher's show, for signing a bill to end the government shutdown.
5 lingering effects of the longest government shutdown in US history
The longest government shutdown may be over, but its effects will be visible for months. Here are five shutdown effects that don't end with it.
AT LAST: Trump is expected to announce deal to end the shutdown and reopen the government for three weeks
President Donald Trump is expected to announce support for a plan to temporarily reopen the federal government and end the longest shutdown in history.
Hundreds of flights delayed in New York and Atlanta as the longest government shutdown in history leads to air-traffic-control staffing shortages
Airports in the US's biggest cities were facing delays and flights were rerouted as air-traffic-controller shortages clogged the nation's network.
Hundreds of flights delayed at major airports in New York as the longest government shutdown in history leads to air-traffic-control staffing shortages
Airports in the US' biggest cities were facing delays and flights were re-routed as air traffic controller shortages crippled the nations air travel network.
Hundreds of flights delayed at major airports in New York as the longest government shutdown in history leads to staffing shortages
Airports in the US' biggest cities were facing delays and flights were re-routed as FAA staffing shortages crippled the nations air travel network.
Flights halted at major airports in New York as the longest government shutdown in history leads to staffing shortages
Airports in the US' biggest cities were facing delays and flights were re-routed as FAA staffing shortages crippled the nations air travel network.
Flights halted at major airports in New York and Philadelphia as the longest government shutdown in history leads to staffing shortages
Airports in the US' biggest cities were facing delays and flights were re-routed as FAA staffing shortages crippled the nations air travel network.
SHUTDOWN DAY 35: Federal workers miss 2nd paycheck in a row, as Democrats rejects Trump's hint of compromise on wall funding
Federal workers miss their second paycheck in the government shutdown, as Pelosi rejects Trump's vague idea of a 'prorated' border wall down payment.
Here's where American businesses will start feeling their 'first signs of pain' from the shutdown
Workers being furloughed because of the government shutdown have already missed one paycheck, and many are set to miss their second on Friday.
Even Newt Gingrich thinks Trump's deal for his border wall is a 'mistake,' and immigration hardliners are slamming the president's proposals as 'increasingly weak'
President Donald Trump's plan to secure wall funding has critics ranging from Democrats to prominent conservatives to hardline immigration hawks.
Wilbur Ross, Trump's millionaire commerce secretary, says he doesn't understand why federal workers are going to food banks during government shutdown
The commerce secretary downplayed the financial stress of the government shutdown and suggested furloughed workers get loans in the interim.
The government shutdown may force Trump to make a nightmare choice between his border wall and the economy
President Donald Trump is facing a tough decision: give in on the wall and help the economy or stand firm on the wall and hurt the economy.
Why the US Postal Service is never affected by government shutdowns
The US Postal Service is funded through stamps and its own operations, meaning mail always gets delivered during a government shutdown.
The Republican who represents more of the border than anyone in Congress has an idea to secure the border, and it's not a wall
Rep. Will Hurd, whose district spans 800 miles of the border, said a wall is the "most expensive and least effective way to do border security."