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A six-week government shutdown persists as Republicans and Democrats deadlock over funding, with no resolution in sight.
The U.S. government shutdown, now the longest in history at six weeks, continues as Senate Republicans and Democrats remain deadlocked over funding.
President Trump urged Republicans to stay in Washington, warning they may need to eliminate the filibuster to pass a funding bill if no compromise is reached.
Republicans oppose Democrats’ demand to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies as a condition for reopening government, calling it unacceptable.
Democrats insist on the extension before agreeing to fund the government.
Despite ongoing talks and failed votes, no resolution has been achieved, with both sides blaming each other for the impasse.
The shutdown continues to disrupt federal operations, affecting workers, airports, and public services, raising concerns about its impact on upcoming elections and essential government functions.
Un cierre del gobierno de seis semanas persiste mientras republicanos y demócratas se encuentran en un punto muerto sobre la financiación, sin una resolución a la vista.