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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The U.S. and China near a trade deal as Trump and Xi plan to finalize it at a high-stakes meeting.

President Trump visits Asia this week, aiming to finalize trade deals with Japan and South Korea and negotiate with China.

Demolition has begun on the White House Family Theater to make way for a new $300 million ballroom, ending an era.

The government shutdown continues as parties stall negotiations. The House is adjourned, with members back in districts.

Georgia Republicans worry about losing off-year election as rural voters might not turn out, boosting Democrats.

Annual inflation rose less than expected in September, with consumer prices increasing 3.0% from a year ago, per BLS.

Destinee Weeks and her husband finally see profits from cattle ranching, but Trump's beef import plan worries them.

ICE Faces Deadliest Year Amid Increased Detentions

ICE reports its deadliest year since the 2000s as detention numbers rise, with 20 deaths and overcrowding concerns.

President Trump's expansive interpretation of executive power is reshaping federal spending during a shutdown.