Paychecks, Prices and Bonuses | D.C. Daily
President Trump's take on the economy gets push back. The President's ballroom getting bigger and more expensive. The U.S. is selling arms to Taiwan.
Student Loan Plan Canceled | D.C. Daily
Income-based student loan repayment SAVE Plan canceled. President Trump says economic policies will bear fruit next year. Defense spending bill vote today. Federal Reserve to announce 2026 rate cut forecast. Noem: Mamdani may be violating the constitution
Ex-TV anchor sentenced to 10 years for $63M PPP Fraud
A co-founder of the lender service Blueacorn was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $63 million in restitution for orchestrating a scheme that fraudulently secured over $63 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
43 day government shutdown is over | The D.C. Daily
After 43 days, the longest government shutdown in history has ended. President Trump signed a spending deal to fund and reopen the government for 11 weeks. So what does this mean for SNAP benefits? Plus, the full Epstein files are one step closer to being released.
Houston mother of 4 on impact of SNAP uncertainty
A Houston mother of four children all under the age of 8 says uncertainty over SNAP funding is adding to her family's stress. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan spoke to the mom and a FOX 26 viewer who stepped up to help.
No November SNAP pay | The D.C. Daily
We're going into day 27 of the federal government shut down. Millions of Texans are about to miss out on November SNAP benefits and military troops will be paid after President Trump accepted a personal donation and pulled funding from other projects. Plus, Trump is visits Asia.
Tips to manage your SNAP benefits
More than millions of Texans, including children, may not receive their November SNAP benefits if the federal government shutdown goes past today. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan is joined by Justin King with the Propel app about to talk about concerns families are having.
Congress gets paid, workers don't | The D.C. Daily
It's day 24 of the government shutdown and employees are now working without a paycheck. However, Congress did get paid but not at the Capital today. President Trump leaves for a five day trip to Asia, meeting with China President Xi before his 100% tariffs on China go into effect. Plus, President Trump cutting of tariff talks with Canada and inflation and Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment announcements come out Friday. A Chicago judge calls for a 5-hour deposition of a top Border Patrol Commander about use of force and tear gas.
Government shut down for first time in 7 years | The D.C. Daily
The federal government shut down overnight for thew first time in seven years. Thousands of employees are being told to stay home, while other essential workers will have to work without pay until after the shut down is over. Plus, a federal judge rules President Trump can not deport pro-Palestinian students.
Government set to shut down Tuesday night | The D.C. Daily
The federal government is set to shut down Tuesday tonight as lawmakers have not agreed on a spending bill. Republicans control both chambers of Congress but can't pass a deal alone and at least one Republican Senator plans to vote against the deal. Plus, President Trump is expected to attend military officer meeting.
Trump meeting with Congress to avoid shut down | The D.C. Daily
The federal government is set to shut down on Tuesday night. President Trump is set to meet with top members of Congress on both sides to try to get a deal made. Plus, Trump is meeting with Israel Prime Minister to talk about a potential peace deal.
Trump calls UN escalator malfunction 'sabotage' | The D.C. Daily
The federal government is set to shut down in six days and the White House is telling federal agencies to prepare for mass firings of federal employees. Plus, President Trump says he was sabotaged and wants someone arrested for the escalator malfunction at the UN.
Is the federal government shutting down? | The D.C. Daily
Lawmakers are running out of time to keep the federal government running as a shutdown is expected at the end of this month. Plus, President Trump will be speaking with China's president to finalize a deal to keep TikTok up in the United States.
Federal government shut down looming | The D.C. Daily
President Trump is sent to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on his final day of visiting the UK, with trade and tariffs expected to be a topics during the meeting. Plus, the federal government is set to shut down in two weeks.
Bill could revoke passports for U.S. citizens | The D.C. Daily
The first interest rate cut of the year to happen Wednesday and a new Republican bill might make it easy for the federal government to revoke or refuse a passport to U.S. citizens who voice opinions opposing the U.S. government.
Trump deploys National Guard to Memphis
Could we see lower interest rates this week? The Federal Reserve is expected to announce a quarter-point rate cut on Wednesday. President Trump deploys National Guard troops to Memphis, Tennessee. Plus, Trump suing the New York Times and more over defamation claims.
President Trump's new push to fire Fed Reserve Governor
President Trump can end legal protections for more than 400,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela after a ruling from a federal appeals court. Plus, Trump is again pushing to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.
Epstein files to be sent to Congress | The D.C. Daily
The first wave of Epstein files will be sent to Congress today, but will you see them? Lawmakers say they plan to release them, eventually. The U.S. district judge temporarily blocking an expansion of the immigration detention center in Florida, referred to as 'Alligator Alcatraz'.
Another battle between Trump, Federal Reserve | The D.C. Daily
Will you ever see the Epstein Files? A New York district judge says their court's decision to not release 70 pages of grand jury testimony "pales in comparison" to the 100,000 pages the Trump Administration is not releasing. Also, President Trump calling for the Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to resign.
More troops to D.C. to support Trump takeover | The D.C. Daily
More troops are heading to D.C. to support President Trump's federal takeover of the district with several states sending National Guard troops to join the ones already there. Plus, 21 states are suing with USDA after the administration claimed they would cut off SNAP benefits to states who do not hand over personal info of Americans who have used food stamps.