More On Budget

The VA secretary is calling for an apology after a union official suggested vets might resort to suicide during the shutdown.

As the partial federal government shutdown enters its fourth week, another group is about to get hit in the pocketbook.

Vice Commandant Vice Adm. Charles Ray said the service can't meet its payroll because of the shutdown.

The Air Force is seeking to increase its capabilities with 74 additional squadrons over the next decade.

The Agriculture Department said the food stamps programs will continue through February despite the government shutdown.

Leave and Earnings Statements sent out have nothing but zeros in them.

The American Legion has offered assistance to Coast Guard personnel in the government shutdown.

Although the rest of the military is still getting paid during the shutdown, the Coast Guard is not.

Nearly 57,000 U.S. Coast Guard members and civilian employees could face furlough without pay.

The Senate likely doesn't have the 60 votes needed to pass stopgap budget bill.