President Donald Trump lashed out Wednesday at Senate Republicans to end the government shutdown, now the longest ever at 36 days, blaming the impasse for the party's defeat in closely-watched elections while Democrats,

Senate Democrats are taking a moment after Tuesday night's resounding off-year wins before making any firm moves to reopen the government. Why it matters: Victory is emboldening the party's hardliners.

Delta, American, United, and Southwest Airlines have confirmed they will reduce their flight schedules during the government shutdown in line with the order from the Federal Aviation Administration. The cuts won’t affect long-haul international flights, however.

Elections this week that energized Democrats and angered President Donald Trump have cast a chill over efforts to end the record-breaking government shutdown, raising fresh doubts about the possibility of a breakthrough despite the punishing toll of federal closures on the country.

House Democrats will speak with reporters Thursday morning as the record government shutdown stretches into its 37th day — with no clear end in sight. Democrats have gained some ground in recent days following major wins in Tuesday’s elections,

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Pa., discusses NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and breaks down his opposition to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history on FOX Business.

Democrats, you fought. It seems like you lost the fight,” the radio host said on Monday. As the government shutdown

Congressional Democrats, fresh off multiple election night victories, are demanding that Republicans meet them at the negotiating table to end the record-breaking government shutdown. Democrats are seeking to build on the momentum from both last night’s wins and comments from President Donald Trump on Wednesday morning,