TechFlow news, October 29 — According to Jinshi Data citing CCTV News, on October 28 local time, the U.S. Senate failed again to advance the "Fiscal Year 2025 Continuing Appropriations and Extension Act" aimed at ending the government shutdown, with a procedural vote result of 54 in favor and 45 opposed. The bill, passed by the House of Representatives, proposes temporarily restoring government operations at current funding levels but requires 60 votes in the Senate to proceed. This was the 13th vote on the bill, and it still fell short of the required threshold, meaning the government shutdown will continue.
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