Getting rid of the Senate filibuster to end the government shutdown would be a bad move for Republicans. There's no return once that line is crossed.

Meanwhile, the shutdown impacts are mounting as SNAP funding ran dry over the weekend and flights are delayed around the country amid air traffic controller shortages. In a filing overnight, USDA informed a federal judge that it had initially miscalculated the SNAP benefits that would be paid out if all $4.

Here’s how to help SNAP recipients as the government shutdown delays benefits, from donating and volunteering at food banks to calling representatives.

Governor Mills says the shutdown leading to this is a problem Republicans alone can fix, and they could by ending the filibuster. She says it's a problem states can't afford. "The

California voters approved a ballot measure, Proposition 50, that would allow redrawing of congressional maps to add as many as five Democratic seats, countering Republican efforts in other states. On the other side of the nation,

The Senate failed for the 14th time to advance a bill to end the government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history. Follow live updates here.