Altice USA Inc's C$10.3 billion ($7.9 billion)offer on Wednesday to snap up the U.S. assets of Cogeco Inc and sell the rest to Rogers Communications Inc has been rejected by the Canadian cable company ...

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Ethics be damned, the Trump administration is blatantly pinning the government shutdown on Democrats. An email issued to federal workers Tuesday left little room for doubt about how the executive ...

You’ll still want to check your mailbox during the federal shutdown that started Wednesday. Due to a lapse in funding, the law requires federal agencies to furlough their “non-excepted” employees.

The United States government has shut down. On Oct. 1, the government entered a partial shutdown due to a budget impasse when Congress failed to agree on funding appropriations for the new fiscal year ...

After congressional Republicans and Democratic leaders failed to reach a funding agreement, the federal government officially shut down on the morning of October 1. With the shutdown, some services ...

You will continue to receive your mail during the government shutdown that began at midnight on Oct. 1. During the shutdown, "essential" government services such as Medicare and air traffic control ...

The government shutdown that started at midnight Oct. 1 affects all "non-essential" services. Mail will continue to be delivered and you'll get your Social Security checks. Thousands of government ...

Learn how to login to Army email securely through webmail and official DoD portals. This guide explains the steps for desktop and mobile users, plus common login issues and fixes. Go to Army 365 ...

WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The top U.S. watchdog agency for consumer finances told staff on Tuesday it will continue to operate in the event of a government shutdown after midnight, according to ...

With no deal in sight to avoid a government shutdown, several agencies are sending nearly identical emails to their employees, telling them President Donald Trump is not to blame for a lapse in ...