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The Senate on Monday rejected both Democratic and Republican proposals to fund the government, with the Democratic bill failing 45-50 and the Republican measure falling short at 52-42, both needing 60 votes to advance and end the shutdown that entered its seventh day.</span

The Senate on Monday rejected both Democratic and Republican proposals to fund the government, with the Democratic bill failing 45-50 and the Republican measure falling short at 52-42, both needing 60 votes to advance and end the shutdown that entered its seventh day.

President Trump indicated willingness to negotiate with Democrats on healthcare provisions while simultaneously posting on Truth Social that Democrats must first reopen the government, though Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer disputed claims of ongoing negotiations.</span

President Trump indicated willingness to negotiate with Democrats on healthcare provisions while simultaneously posting on Truth Social that Democrats must first reopen the government, though Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer disputed claims of ongoing negotiations.

Democrats are demanding extension of Affordable Care Act premium tax credits set to expire at year's end and reversal of Medicaid cuts, while Republicans argue these healthcare issues should be addressed separately after government reopens.</span

Democrats are demanding extension of Affordable Care Act premium tax credits set to expire at year's end and reversal of Medicaid cuts, while Republicans argue these healthcare issues should be addressed separately after government reopens.

The Trump administration has threatened permanent layoffs of federal workers rather than traditional furloughs, with White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stating the Office of Management and Budget is working with agencies on potential staff reductions.</span

The Trump administration has threatened permanent layoffs of federal workers rather than traditional furloughs, with White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stating the Office of Management and Budget is working with agencies on potential staff reductions.

Air traffic control operations faced disruptions with Hollywood Burbank Airport operating without controllers for several hours Monday evening, while Denver and Las Vegas airports experienced delays due to staffing shortages caused by the shutdown.</span

Air traffic control operations faced disruptions with Hollywood Burbank Airport operating without controllers for several hours Monday evening, while Denver and Las Vegas airports experienced delays due to staffing shortages caused by the shutdown.

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced the House would remain out of session until the government reopens, placing responsibility on Senate Democrats to end the impasse while both parties blamed each other for the continued standoff.</span

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced the House would remain out of session until the government reopens, placing responsibility on Senate Democrats to end the impasse while both parties blamed each other for the continued standoff.

Senate Rejects Both Parties' Bills as Shutdown Enters Day 7

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