Hundreds of thousands of federal employees are furloughed and many more have been working without pay since Oct. 1.

While Social Security and Medicare benefits continue to be paid during the federal shutdown, and are in no danger of being cut or ended, people dealing with the programs could encounter some problems.

Facing an overpayment in SSDI or SSI? Here are three practical solutions to handle repayment, avoid hardship, and keep control of your benefits.

Others have lost jobs or were otherwise disciplined over their comments about Kirk, raising free speech concerns.

The government’s controversial ‘bank spying’ bill threatens to create an “unprecedented level of population-wide mass ...

According to Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, the second-largest arrest group by the Memphis Safe Task Force has been ...

A California judge temporarily stopped the Trump administration from proceeding with large-scale federal job cuts during the ...

South Carolina Election Commission chair Dennis Shedd disclosed details related to former Executive Director Howard Knapp’s ...

A Texas judge on Thursday lifted an order by Republican Governor Greg Abbott that limited counties to a single drop-off location for absentee ballots in the Nov. 3 presidential election, siding with ...

The federal government shutdown continues with Thursday marking the ninth day of the stalemate that does not seem to have an ...

More than 24 years after killing Stacy Payne, Roy Lee Ward will be executed Oct. 10. The road to get there was complicated ...