The government shutdown that has already forced thousands of flight cancellations will continue to wreak havoc on air travel for days — even if Congress passes a deal, analysts say. The Senate voted Sunday night to advance an agreement that could end the shutdown possibly by the end of this week,

All eyes on the House: The House Rules Committee is now meeting to consider the Senate bill to reopen the federal government.

Airlines are expected to cancel 6% of their flights at 40 high-traffic airports on Tuesday in compliance with the Federal Aviation Administration mandate amid the government shutdown, despite the Sena...

The Senate passed legislation Monday to reopen the government, bringing the longest shutdown in history closer to an end as a small group of Democrats ratified a deal with Republicans despite searing ...

After 14 failed votes and 40 days into the shutdown, the breakthrough to advance the shutdown-ending deal came Sunday, when the Senate overcame a filibuster after seven Democrats and one independent r...