Senate deadlock as government shutdown looms
Lawmakers are pointing fingers after the Senate rejected two competing bills to fund the government, increasing the risk of a shutdown. With a September 30 deadline looming, Democrats are accusing Republicans of refusing to negotiate on healthcare priorities, while Republicans argue that Democrats are trying to force a short-term spending bill with a massive price tag.
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