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The U.S. Government Shutdown continues as the Senate rejects the temporary funding bill for the 13th time.

2025.10.29 00:40:23

October 29th. According to CCTV News, on October 28th in the local time, the U.S. Senate, with a vote result of 54 to 45, once again failed to pass a procedural vote to move forward the "Fiscal Year 2025 Continuing Appropriations and Debt Limit Extension Act" which was aimed at ending the government shutdown. The bill that was passed by the House of Representatives aims to temporarily restore government operations at the current funding levels and it requires 60 votes in the Senate to proceed. This indicates that it is the 13th vote on this bill, but it still did not reach the required threshold, meaning that the U.S. government shutdown will continue.
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