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Government shutdown will extend into next week as Senate adjourns without breaking stalemate

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said he remains confident in Democrats' negotiating position on insisting on the extension of health care subsidies, telling Punchbowl News that "every day gets b...

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Government shutdown live updates Trump vows military will be paid, Senate rejects deals

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Democratic bill to end US government shutdown falling short of passage in Senate, voting continues

A Democratic bill to fund the U.S. government and end a shutdown was falling short of the votes needed for passage in the Senate on Thursday, as voting continued.

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Federal Workers Urge Democrats To Hold Firm On Government Funding

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These Democrats could hold the key to ending the shutdown

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Government shutdown reaches Day 9; Trump vows military will be paid: live updates

Trump doubled down on threats to block some furloughed federal workers from receiving back pay once this shutdown is over, claiming some "won't qualify."

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Funding fight continues as federal workers get closer to first shutdown payday

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Senate votes fail again as government shutdown drags on

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North Dakota’s Nicholas Chase and Kirsten Baesler secure Senate confirmations

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The United States Senate confirmed both Nicholas Chase and Kristen Baesler on Tuesday.

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Trump Administration Live Updates: Harvard Seeks Assurances From White House as Talks Restart

As talks between Harvard University and the Trump administration resume on Thursday in Washington over the president’s far-reaching effort to bring the nation’s oldest university to heel, the school’s new negotiator, the billionaire Stephen A. Schwarzman, must navigate a fresh challenge over the government’s multiplying demands on higher education.

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Senate delivers seventh failed shutdown vote as troops, federal workers approach payday

The Senate failed for a seventh time Thursday to pass dueling short-term spending bills to reopen the government, the latest indicator that lawmakers are no closer to a deal on healthcare demands from Democrats.