The government shutdown has entered its 35th day – now tying the longest shutdown in U.S.history. The Senate will vote at 11:30 a.m. on a House-passed continuing resolution, which has failed to advance in the Senate 13 times so far. Republicans have expressed hope that they could begin peeling off Democrats to support the resolution. Many government workers are furloughed and some are working without pay – and it is not yet known if they will receive backpay once the government is funded. https:

'DISGUSTING TO US' | On day 34 of the government shutdown, the United States is just one day away from having the longest shutdown in history. Read more: https://bit.ly/4hDNvqd | CBS 12 News