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Democrats make a new offer to end shutdown

Democrats make a new offer to end the shutdown, but Republicans aren't buying it

The offer, crafted by Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., and championed by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, would also extend expiring health care subsidies for one year.

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Senate Republicans reject Democrats’ latest offer to end shutdown

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Democrats unveil new proposal to end shutdown

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Democrats hold out for health care talks as Thune says ‘time is now’ to reopen government

Republican senators are trying to end the government shutdown by preparing a bipartisan package of spending bills that they hope will win new Democratic votes.

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Government shutdown live updates as Senate Republicans reject Democrats' health care offer

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Democrats meet amid talk of compromise to end government shutdown

Schumer proposes Dem plan to end shutdown: 'The ball is in GOP's court'

Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer offered a new plan to Republican lawmakers that would allow the U.S. government to reopen from a shutdown that began Oct. 1. The deal hinges on protecting enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies for at least one year in exchange for Democrats dropping their demand that a long-term extension of ACA tax credits be included in a stopgap government funding bill.

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Lawmakers weigh ACA tax credit extension in bid to end government shutdown

Talks of a potential bipartisan agreement to end the government shutdown are emerging among some senators, though the path forward remains unclear.