WASHINGTON − As President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats clash over government spending, a partial government shutdown looms Oct. 1. Partisan spending disputes occasionally shut down parts ...

A federal government shutdown started at midnight after President Donald Trump and Congress couldn't come to an agreement on legislation to keep the government operating. About 800,000 federal ...

With the federal government shut down, some of Philadelphia's most famous historic sites are closed. Attractions, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, are closed because they are part of ...

Avance Technologies' stock, priced at ₹2.78, hit a 52-week high with a 2 percent upper circuit for the 53rd consecutive session. The stock has surged 434 percent from its April low and has gained 210 ...

Government offices at all levels will be closed, but the holiday is optional for the private sector. Here's what's open and what's closed in New Brunswick. Retail and grocery: Shoppers Drug Mart ...

Truth and Reconciliation Day, a day to honour the lost children and survivors of residential schools, is Sept. 30 each year and recognized as a federal statutory holiday. It came into effect in 2021 ...

The fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is Tuesday, Sept. 30, and it’s a federal statutory holiday. The national day is one to recognize and remember the survivors of Canada’s residential ...

The United States government officially shut down at midnight on Oct. 1. Here is what you need to know about the government shutdown and how it could impact your daily routine, both on a national and ...

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation falls on Sept. 30 each year in Canada, and honours survivors of residential schools, their families, and communities, as well as the children who never ...

Canada marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, which falls on a Tuesday this year. The day is set aside to honour residential school and day school victims and survivors.