Terry Moseley

The government shutdown, which currently stands as the second-longest, could break new records this week if lawmakers don't come to an agreement.

The federal government shutdown continues as states scramble to fund food assistance programs for millions of Americans.

It's been nearly a month since the partial government shutdown has been in effect, but the real pain is expected to kick in on Nov. 1

The president turned down a meeting with Democratic leadership until the government reopens as the shutdown continues for the 22nd day.

As the government shutdown continues into Day 21, it also ties the record for the second longest shutdown in U.S. history.

As the government shutdown continues into Day 20, it also marks the third longest shutdown in U.S. history.

The U.S. government shutdown heads into its third weekend with no budget deal on the horizon. The next Senate vote is expected on Monday, Oct. 20.

The Senate is expected to vote on Thursday for the 10th time on a budget package but most signs point to the shutdown continuing into next week.

It's Day 15 of the partial U.S. government shutdown and the first regular paycheck to be missed by most federal employees.

Hurry-up-and-wait as the federal government's partial shutdown is now two weeks old with neither side any closer to resolving the budget impasse.