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Demonstrators protest against the government shutdown in Boston on Friday.

D.C. Judge Tells Furloughed Workers They Must Stay On The Job

About 400,000 federal workers are called "excepted" and are required to work without pay. They sued for an injunction that would end that requirement, but the judge said no.

These models of Benjamin Harrison, the nation's 23rd president, are available to print from the Presidential Site's collection.

Museum Aims To Be A Model For Making Collections Available Via 3D Printing

The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis was one of the first museums to offer free 3D printing of its art collection, all in an effort...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., speaks with reporters following a closed-door caucus lunch, at the Capitol in Washington, July 19, 2022. A chorus of Republicans say Democrats' economic package focused on climate and health care would be widely damaging. McConnell calls it “a giant package of huge new job-killing tax hikes, Green New Deal craziness that will kill American energy, and prescription drug socialism that will leave us with fewer new life-saving medicines."

Analysis: Is J.D. Vance keeping Mitch McConnell up at night?

The U.S. Senate race in Ohio was supposed to be a chip shot and a short putt — an almost certain win for the GOP. But suddenly, Mitch McConnell is questioning whether his party can win control of the Senate in November, with Republicans sinking $28 million into TV and radio ads to help boost J.D. Vance, their candidate in Ohio.

Former Columbus vice officer Andrew Mitchell faces charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter stemming from the August 2018 shooting death of Donna Castleberry, 23.

Former Columbus police vice officer Andrew Mitchell to spend 6 more years in federal prison

Andrew Mitchell was accused of forcing two women to have sex with him in exchange for not being arrested.

Questions Linger About President Trump's Washington, D.C., Hotel

Congress and the General Services Administration Inspector General are raising new questions about President Trump's hotel that's leased from the federal government.