Though senators returned to Capitol Hill, there's still with no signs of a breakthrough to end the government shutdown.

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Senators have returned to Capitol Hill amid an ongoing government shutdown, with no significant progress reported toward a resolution. The primary sticking point remains the extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies, which Democrats are demanding to prevent potential increases in health care premiums. President Trump has indicated a potential willingness to negotiate on health care issues, but Democratic leaders dispute claims of active negotiations, though they express readiness to engage if the president is serious.

Republican leaders continue to push for a straightforward extension of government funding, with the Senate preparing for another vote on a resolution to extend funding through mid-November. Despite some indications of possible movement, there is no clear sign that the impasse will end soon.

Government funding stalemate continues with no end in sight

Back here in Washington, Senators returned to Capitol Hill. No signs of a breakthrough to end the government shutdown. Our Nicole Killian is following the latest developments from Capitol Hill. Nicole, great to see you. To what degree have there been developments today outside of the no, it's not my fault, it's your fault rhetoric? Well, I think the only development is that it's day six, Major, and counting. And the question is, you know, will there be a resolution between both sides? Now, a short time ago, we did hear from President Trump in the Oval Office. And he did express a willingness, potentially, to make a deal on this issue of health care, when he was asked more specifically about those Affordable Care Act subsidies, which is really a key sticking point for Democrats. They continue to call for a permanent extension of those. They are concerned that when they expire at the end of the year, people's premiums are going to spike. And so that's why they have been sounding the drumbeat to get those extended. And there is some willingness on the part of Republicans to do so. Now, he also seemed to suggest that there were negotiations with Democrats on this issue, to which leader Chuck Schumer replied in a statement a short time ago, President Trump's claim isn't true, but if he's finally ready to work with Democrats, we'll be at the table. So, you know, whether or not this is a sliver or a potential opening to get some of these congressional leaders back to the table remains to be seen. Republican leaders, for their part, continue to insist that a clean extension of government funding is the only way to go here. That's why the Senate is holding yet another vote on this resolution to extend funding through mid-November. They say they have nothing to give at this point. But, again, we will see if the president's comments today move the needle. Yeah, when the president says negotiations, Democrats and health care, that suggests possibly something might be afoot, if only behind the scenes. Nicole Killian, thank you so very much.

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