美政府“停摆”持续 拨款投票暂停

Group 1 - The U.S. Senate's seventh vote on a temporary funding bill failed, resulting in the continuation of the federal government shutdown [1] - The Senate will not hold further votes this week, indicating that the government shutdown will last at least until next week [2] - President Trump blamed the Democrats for the shutdown, urging them to contact their local representatives [4] Group 2 - House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized House Republicans for not taking the reopening of the government seriously, as they canceled votes last week and this week [6] - House Speaker Johnson accused Democrats of holding the American people hostage due to their arguments [8] - Senator Mark Kelly stated that discussions could occur if Republican members return to the table [9] Group 3 - The government shutdown has led to a severe shortage of air traffic controllers, causing significant flight delays across the U.S., with over 20,000 flights delayed since October 6 [11] - Transportation Secretary Duffy mentioned that the increase in absenteeism among air traffic controllers is causing serious air traffic chaos, and the government may fire those who have been absent multiple times during the shutdown [11] - A recent poll indicated that 67% of respondents blamed Republicans and 63% blamed Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown, suggesting shared responsibility [11]