Senate Advances Funding Bill as Shutdown Continues Amid Election and Political Tensions

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The U.S. Senate is voting on a continuing resolution to fund the government amid ongoing negotiations, with discussions about extending funding into January and concerns over air travel disruptions due to staffing issues. President Trump announced SNAP benefits would be delayed until the shutdown ends, adding to the uncertainty. Senators are optimistic about resolving the shutdown this week, which has become one of the longest in history.
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