US EditionSenate spurns GOP spending bill for 14th time, ensuring longest shutdown in history
Shutdown affects millions including 42 million SNAP recipients and federal employees amid stalled Senate votes and a dispute over expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies.
- On Tuesday, the U.S. federal government shutdown — which began Oct. 1 — reached a point that will break the longest-ever record after midnight.
- A split Senate has been unable to advance funding due to a filibuster and deadlock over Affordable Care Act subsidies, with Democrats refusing measures that omit those extensions.
- With SNAP funding interrupted, 42 million Americans including 16 million children lose food assistance, while nearly 600 Transportation Security Administration employees at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport face hardship.
- Senators from both parties seek to reopen government and address expiring health-insurance subsidies, while leadership has outsourced talks to centrist dealmakers and Senate Majority Leader John Thune pledged Democrats a vote on their preferred proposal.
- Federal Reserve officials warn the shutdown disrupts key economic data, complicating decisions, while expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies risk spiking premiums and lawmakers push guardrails against the Trump administration's unilateral fund cuts.
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Senate Votes to End Govt Shutdown
The U.S. Senate has finally voted on a deal to end the government shutdown. The bill now heads to the House of Representatives. Eight Democrats voted with all but one Republican. WASHINGTON DC – The Senate passed a government funding package Monday night that paves the way for ending the longest shutdown in history. The […]
"Getting very close to shutdown ending...": US President Donald Trump
According to the report by CNN, the deal would finally end the longest shutdown in US history and include a new stopgap measure to extend government funding until January and be tied to a larger package to fund several key agencies fully.
Morning Brief: The Shutdown That Never Ends, Pelosi’s Farewell Tour, & A Border Policy That Works
President Donald Trump leans on lawmakers to end the country’s longest government shutdown, leftist Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi finally hangs it up, and Border Patrol sets a new record on illegal crossings as officers face increased resistance. It’s Friday, November 7, 2025, and this is the news you need to know to start your day. Today’s edition of the Morning Wire podcast can be heard below, and the video version can be seen on The Daily Wire…
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