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Government shutdown becomes longest in U.S. history after failed Senate vote

The government shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history, surpassing the previous record set in 2019 on Tuesday evening, the 35th day of the funding lapse.

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Senate to vote Friday on pathway to end shutdown

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Is the government still shut down? Senate vote today to reopen, 14th vote; what's next?

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Democrats hold out for health care talks as Thune says ‘time is now’ to reopen government

Republican senators are trying to end the government shutdown by preparing a bipartisan package of spending bills that they hope will win new Democratic votes.

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Democrats consider prolonging the shutdown as Republicans prepare new bills without health care fix

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Talks to end U.S. shutdown look promising, Senate majority leader says

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Government shutdown impasse stretches on as Senate Republicans reject Democrats' health care offer

Majority Leader John Thune told CBS News it was a "nonstarter" that "doesn't even get close."

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Senators to work through the weekend on shutdown as Republicans and Democrats are still far apart

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Republicans Quickly Reject Democrats' Offer On Ending Government Shutdown

Palm Beach Post

When is next Senate vote on government shutdown? Does the Senate vote today? Live updates

The second-longest government shutdown in history will likely extend into next week, as another Senate vote today, Friday, Oct. 24, 2025, will not take place on a House-backed measure to reopen the government. The Senate is adjourned today, meaning it's ...

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Taking a look back at the Nov. 7, 2000 election of Gore Vs. Bush

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USA Today

Government shutdown live update; How did Senate vote today on GOP bill to pay workers?

The government remains shut down today, Oct. 23, with the Senate failing to reach the 60 votes needed to pass the Shutdown Fairness Act, a GOP bill that would pay federal workers, military members and contractors who continue to work during the government ...

BusinessMirror

‘The Nuclear Option’ and Trump’s filibuster flashpoint

At sunrise on November 4, 2025, President Donald J. Trump opened Truth Social with a post that read less like a rant and more like a directive. In the all-caps urgency that defines his digital cadence,