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The first glimmers toward ending a near-record long federal government shutdown were seen in the U.S. Capitol on Monday, as leading Senate Republicans and Democrats talked of a possible "off-ramp" to the disruption.
It's not clear when millions of families will get November SNAP benefits, even after judges ruled the government needs to make partial payments.
The government shutdown is now the second longest in history as Congress prepares to vote again. Here's the latest.
The poll also found that Americans overwhelmingly disapproved of Trump, Republicans and Democrats when it came to the handling of the shutdown.
Muir Woods National Monument has secured enough private donations to remain open until Nov. 11, but park workers worry that if the ongoing federal government shutdown continues past that date, the park could be forced to close again.
Ohio mom Trista Ball’s son’s Head Start early education program was temporarily suspended Monday amid the government shutdown.
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