Washington Today (9-27-23): Gov't shutdown nears as House GOP leaders reject Senate bipartisan CR

House and Senate continue on separate government funding paths, a handful of days until the next fiscal year arrives, and with it, the potential of a government shutdown if there is no single bill that can pass both chambers and be signed into law by the President. We will get the latest from Capitol Hill

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Title: Washington Today (9-27-23): Gov't shutdown nears as House GOP leaders reject Senate bipartisan CR
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