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At 2 00 a. M. On the u. S. East coast, we are seven days in now, and no end in sight. The partial u. S. Government shutdown drags on. The u. S. President continues to dig in, and congress has gone home for the year. In the middle of it all, some 800,000 government workers unsure of when they will be paid next. Cnns abbey philip picks it up from here. Reporter with the government still partially shutdown and no end in sight, President Trump was back at the white house and tweeting after his surprise trip to iraq. After claiming this week the federal employees supported the shutdown many of thos...

New year, and there is little hope for progress when it comes to the partial u. S. Government shutdown. We are now seven days into this thing. It is the same shutdown the u. S. President once said that he would own. President trump now pointing the finger at democrats. Neither side seeming willing to budge. Jessica dean has this report for us. Reporter President Trump is back in washington and back on twitter. Less than two hours after arriving home from his whirlwind trip to iraq the president tweeted about the Government Shutdown saying, do the dems realize that most of the people not gettin...

(RNS) — Heather Rooks, a Christian who attends a large nondenominational church, says her First Amendment rights to free speech and free exercise of religion have been violated.

A board member of the Peoria Unified School District in Arizona has filed a lawsuit against the board for compelling her to stop reciting Scripture at meetings.

Heather Rooks filed a lawsuit alleging that Peoria Unified School District ordered her to stop quoting bible verses during meetings.