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WASHINGTON— After nearly two months of gridlock, Congress moved early Friday morning to end the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, approving a stopgap funding package that would restore pay to thousands of TSA officers and other affected personnel while shelving, for now, the broader immigration-policy demands that had kept negotiators deadlocked, POLITICO reported.

WASHINGTON--The Defense Credit Union Council and America's Credit Unions Friday submitted comments in support of NCUA’s proposed rule to allow federal credit unions to reimburse dependent care costs for volunteer officials.

WASHINGTON— Hopes that the Department of Homeland Security shutdown would end Friday dimmed quickly today after House Republicans rejected a Senate-passed bill that had been expected to reopen most of the agency, instead moving to extend the standoff with a short-term funding plan that faces steep odds in the Senate.