The U.S. Senate will vote for the sixth time on the short-term funding bill on the 8th.

Jinse Finance reported that on October 7 local time, according to the US Congress, Senate Majority Leader and Republican Senator John Thune stated that the Senate will vote again on two short-term funding bills on the 8th, including the Republican version passed by the House of Representatives and the Democratic alternative. Thune pointed out that the failure to hold a vote that day was due to procedural order and scheduling issues. He revealed that some members from both parties had dinner together that evening to discuss the progress of the government shutdown, but did not disclose further details. This will be the sixth attempt by the Senate to pass a temporary spending bill to end the federal government shutdown, with the previous five attempts having failed. (Golden Ten Data)