Canceled blood drives could have a cascade effect on the nation's blood supply.

A look at how the manufacturing industry is being affected by the gridlock in Washington.

The longer the government is closed, the more housing deals could be delayed or even wrecked altogether.

The monthly ups and downs don’t matter as much as the trend, and we know the trend is mediocre job growth.

We look at just how essential the non-essential employees may be during episodes of severe weather.

Economists are predicting about 180,000 jobs were added last month, but no way to know if it's accurate due to the government shutdown.

The company has made public its papers for an S-1 Initial Public Offering. But why now in the middle of a government shutdown?

As the fight over the nation's budget continues, we pose the question: Is Congress smarter than a seventh grader?

It’s day four of the government shutdown. For the 800,000 furloughed workers, that’s four days without income.