US Senators Reach Deal to Reopen Government
A group of Senate Democrats has agreed to re-open the government, at least until January, without receiving a guarantee that their key demand of extending healthcare insurance subsidies will be met by GOP lawmakers. That breakthrough was secured after the Senate held a rare session on Sunday to chart a way out of the longest ever government shutdown in the history of the country. During that session, a number of centrist Democrats negotiated with GOP Senators and the Democrats promised to vote in favor of re-opening the government on condition that they were given a promise that the chamber would…
