Author: Janna Herron, USA TODAY

This week, 800,000 furloughed federal workers and their families are bracing for at least one missed paycheck. This is what they’re doing.

The Manhattan penthouse belonging to hedge fund manager Steven Cohen is now listed for $70 million less than its original price.

The Dow jumps 700 points, buoyed by a jobs report that exceeded expectations and soothing words from the Fed chair.

USDA loans can’t close until the government reopens.

Stocks rebounded from losses to end the day higher. The turnaround extending gains from the previous day when the Dow surged over 1,000 points.

Workers in as many as 22 states, including California and New York, plus the District of Columbia will get higher minimum wages next year.

Stocks roared back on Wednesday, with the Dow surging more than 1,000 points after strong holiday sales, rally in oil market.

The Standard & Poor’s 500 is now 19.77 percent off its Sept. 20 high.A bear market is when an index falls 20 percent or more from its recent high.

Stocks dropped again on Friday, capping a devastating week as investors succumbed to fears of rising rates, slowing growth and a looming shutdown.

It’s been a wild ride in Washington, D.C., this week and the turmoil has roiled stocks. What has happened to the Trump Bump?