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Sunday news shows Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: To be
GM CEO offers little hope for new vehicle at Lordstown complex
Ohio's new governor Mike DeWine failed to get a commitment from Barra on Lordstown’s future.
Ryan named chairman of Appropriations subcommittee
The subcommittee controls funding of the legislative branch
Officials wish Trump denial was more forceful
Officials are expressing regret that Trump didn’t more clearly and forcefully deny working on behalf of Russia
GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN | Trump tries to blunt impact; takes heat
Associated Press WASHINGTON The government shutdown is wreaking havoc on many Americans:
Sen. Rob Portman says he expects government shutdown to end in a few days
The Republican expects the president to declare a national emergency to secure funds for his border wall.
Change in leadership
DeWine era to mark shift away from volatility Associated Press COLUMBUS The inauguration of
Sunday news shows
Sunday news shows Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Not available.
Federal shutdown forces some to work without pay
‘It’s un-American to ask anyone to work and not get paid,’ a prison employee at Elkton said.
Payday without pay hits federal workers as shutdown drags on
Payday will come today without any checks for about 800,000 federal employees affected by the government shutdown, forcing workers to scale back spending, cancel trips, apply for unemployment benefits and take out loans to stay afloat.
VINDY EXCLUSIVE | Betras calls for new state Democratic Party leadership
Betras says of the party chairman: ‘Usually when you lose this much you change coaches’
Ryan: Border security is needed, but not a wall
Congressman says technology, not a wall, is needed at the southern border.
Mayor, governor unveil plans to expand health care
Associated Press SEATTLE Washington’s governor and New York City’s mayor unveiled major
Administration: Government shutdown won’t delay tax refunds
Taxpayers who are owed refunds will be paid on time, despite the government shutdown that has closed many federal agencies, a Trump administration official said Monday as concern mounted over the risk that the payments could be delayed.