Senate spurns GOP spending bill for 14th time amid bipartisan talks to end shutdown

The Senate has rejected a GOP spending bill for the 14th time, highlighting ongoing struggles to reopen the federal government. Despite this setback, there are indications of bipartisan discussions aimed at resolving the shutdown. The latest vote, which was 54-44 against a 'clean' continuing resolution, underscores the challenges lawmakers face in reaching a consensus. This situation is critical as it affects government operations and services, impacting millions of Americans.