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Why a Government Shutdown Looms as Congress Splits Town
Cameron Joseph: Funding the government is ultimately a must-pass priority for Congress. It's also an opportunity for the minority Democrats to seek leverage. Their base is pushing them to take a stand against President Trump.
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JUST IN: House passes Republican bill to avoid a shutdown at the end of September, but the Senate looks likely to reject it.[image or embed] -- NBC News (@nbcnews.com) Sep 19, 2025 at 10:49 AM
JUST IN: House passes Republican bill to avoid a shutdown at the end of September, but the Senate looks likely to reject it.[image or embed]
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