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When will the government reopen? Senate votes Nov. 3 as shutdown now second-longest ever

The federal government shutdown, which began on Oct. 1, is on track to become the longest in U.S. history.

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Government shutdown likely to extend to next week as Senate adjourns with no breakthrough

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Will the government reopen today? See what time Senate votes today on shutdown 2025

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How the Senate filibuster works and what advocates and critics say about it

Congressional Republicans are pushing back on calls from the White House to end the filibuster so that Republicans don't need the help of Democrats to pass a bill to reopen the government.

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Shutdown stalemate set to drag into sixth week as Trump pushes Republicans to change Senate rules

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MAGA Speaker splits with Trump on key issue: This protects us from Democrats!

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House Leaders Continue Blame Game as Trump Pushes to Scrap the Filibuster to End the Shutdown

Grocery prices are rising...and MAGA is feeling the pressure.

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Live updates: Thune ‘optimistic’ about shutdown deal; Senate to vote 14th time on funding bill

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Trump calls on Democrats to end shutdown

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Senate to meet Thursday; won't vote to open government

The U.S. Senate is meeting Thursday to vote at 11:45 a.m. on various bills, though the House-passed bill to reopen the government is not on the agenda.

‘Nuclear Option’: Trump Says Filibuster Should Be Eliminated As Gov’t Shutdown Drags On

President Donald Trump is calling for Republicans to eradicate the filibuster as the government shutdown drags on for nearly a month. Since the government shutdown started Oct.

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Senate lawmakers set to reconvene for special session on Nov. 6 after property tax ruling

New Castle County. This announcement comes after a long-awaited ruling from a Delaware Chancery Court judge, who upheld legislative efforts that granted New Castle County school boards to impose “separate tax rates” for residential and non-residential properties.