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Trump’s EPA has a light touch when it comes to punishing polluters
Nicole Karlis
Over the last two decades, EPA civil penalties averaged more than $500 million. Last year's were just $72 million
The Trump administration wants to tighten SNAP work requirements, bypassing Congress
Lindsey Haynes-Maslow
Fewer people getting SNAP benefits can lead to more skipped meals
Trump’s shutdown causing irreparable long-term damage to national parks, says expert
Matthew Rozsa
Lack of services, maintenance, may have lasting destructive effects on national parks, says reporter Wes Siler
Air traffic controllers, forced to take second jobs, warn of “unprecedented” shutdown risk
Igor Derysh
PIlots, flight attendants and air traffic controllers warn of dire consequences as unpaid workers reach exhaustion
“The View” co-host Meghan McCain tries to pin the blame for Donald Trump’s shutdown on Democrats
Brendan Skwire
Her dogged efforts to blame President Trump’s shutdown on “both sides” gets obliterated by co-host Sunny Hostin
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was the only House Democrat who voted against a bill to end the shutdown
Shira Tarlo
She explained in an Instagram Live video that she did not vote for the bill because it "included ICE funding"
Donald Trump’s SOTU fiasco: Historians say it’s unprecedented
Matthew Rozsa
Historians tell Salon that Trump's State of the Union implosion is completely "without precedent"
Billionaire Wilbur Ross confused by hungry government workers: “I don’t really quite understand”
Shira Tarlo
Trump tried to downplay the shutdown's impact last month by falsely claiming that unpaid workers were "Democrats"
Nancy Pelosi knows how to exploit Trump’s sexism — and she’s totally owning him
Amanda Marcotte
Trump has no idea how to deal with women who aren't there to serve him. Pelosi is working that perfectly
Meet the Democrat who wants to cave: Minnesota congressman says let’s give Trump his wall
Matthew Rozsa
Crack in the wall? Rep. Collin Peterson says House Democrats should capitulate to Trump and end shutdown
Caving to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, President Donald Trump agrees to delay State of the Union
Shira Tarlo
Trump described his decision as the "prerogative" of Pelosi, who blocked him from delivering the annual address
Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell have a plan. Or do they?
Terry H. Schwadron
Two Senate bills to end the government shutdown, but neither is expected to pass
Tax refunds may be delayed as hundreds of IRS workers skip work over shutdown
Igor Derysh
IRS employees are calling in sick in large numbers, along with TSA workers, prison guards and meat inspectors
Federal employees are suing the Trump administration for forcing them to work for free
Michael Arria
The workers argue that it’s illegal to compel federal employees to work with no pay
Donald Trump’s disapproval rating hits record high amid government shutdown and Russia probe
Shira Tarlo
57% of voters disapprove of Trump's job performance — and only 7% approve funding a border wall to end the shutdown
House Speaker Pelosi won’t allow Trump to deliver his State of the Union address until shutdown ends
Shira Tarlo
"The House of Representatives will not consider a concurrent resolution . . . until the government has opened"
Donald Trump’s shutdown threatens to derail tax refunds as IRS employees skip work
Matthew Chapman
If the shutdown continues, taxpayers relying on their refund could find themselves in a financial bind
Trump informs Pelosi of intention to deliver State of the Union address despite government shutdown
Shira Tarlo
It's unclear how Trump would address lawmakers, as the House and Senate have not yet passed a concurrent resolution
Don’t give in, Democrats: No matter how long it takes, they should stand firm
Amanda Marcotte
The longer the shutdown drags on, the more important it becomes for Democrats not to yield on Trump's wall
Republican senator explains why Trump cannot escape the shutdown: “He can’t lose Hannity”
Travis Gettys
Why President Donald Trump faces an impossible choice as the government shutdown lingers into a second month
What divides us: The wall isn’t about “security.” It’s about competing visions of America
Heather Digby Parton
The wall won't stop drugs or crime. It's a symbol that divides those who fear the future from those who embrace it
DACA stays: Supreme Court scuttles Trump’s biggest leverage in shutdown fight
Matthew Rozsa
Supreme Court squashes President Trump's only hope to use Dreamers in his shutdown fight
Shutdown’s economic impact is a forceful reminder of why government matters
Andrew J. Hoffman, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick
The shutdown is highlighting the crucial role government plays in the lives of citizens and businesses
The shutdown is exposing our economy to crippling cybersecurity breaches
Chris Moschovitis
We have furloughed our cybersecurity capabilities, something we would never do with our traditional defenses
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