No movement in budget standoff, but some hints at how it could end
Neither side in the standoff over the federal budget showed signs of movement Sunday as the shutdown of government agencies moved toward its second week, although both hinted at some aspects of what a potential deal eventually could look like. Republicans and Democrats have deadlocked over two related issues — funds to keep government agencies running and the need by Oct. 17 to raise the limit on government’s ability to borrow money...Read More
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