Senate blocks DHS reopening as Clyburn runs again amid global turmoil

TL;DR
The Senate blocked a measure to reopen the Department of Homeland Security as the partial government shutdown nears two months; Rep. James Clyburn announced he’ll seek an 18th term, while a bipartisan housing affordability bill advanced in the Senate (though its House fate remains unclear). In other news, a deadly Moscow concert hall attack led to 19 convictions, deadly landslides struck Ethiopia with dozens dead or missing, and U.S. stocks fell as oil prices surged amid ongoing Iran tensions.
Topics:nationpolitics#governmentshutdown#homelandsecurity#housingaffordability#jamesclyburn#politics#senate
- News Wrap: Senate votes down measure to reopen Department of Homeland Security PBS
- Homeland Security Funding Bill Fails in Senate as Standoff Continues The New York Times
- Senate again fails to pass homeland security funding as department shutdown nears one month – as it happened The Guardian
- Republicans block Democratic bill to fund DHS agencies other than ICE, CBP The Hill
- TSA workers set to miss first paycheck of shutdown as Senate bickers over DHS funding CNBC
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