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Shutting down the U.S. government was only the first salvo in what promises to be an ugly battle in coming days over both the debt ceiling and the 2014 fiscal budget.
The reason for government's closure -- Obamacare -- isn't affected even though employees won't get paid and national parks won't be open, President Obama said.
A federal judge has rejected a Justice Department request to dismiss a congressional lawsuit seeking records in the "Fast and Furious" gunrunning operation.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Border Patrol agents discovered a man swimming off the coast of California with 52.43 pounds of marijuana.
The number of immigrants in the United States illegally rose 200,000 in a year to 11.7 million after being stable during the Great Recession, a study found.
Clashes and bombings across Afghanistan Monday killed almost 30 people, most of them militants, authorities in Kabul said.
A U.S. official said a third suspect in the killing of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, in custody in Mexico, will not be brought the United States immediately.
A prototype aircraft for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, as well as light attack operations, has been unveiled by Textron AirLand LLC.
Harris Corp. has launched a new tactical radio to enhance air and ground communications in joint operations by international forces.
A truck driver and nine tons of marijuana he was allegedly hauling along a Southern California freeway were turned over to drug agents, authorities said.
