创纪录政府“停摆”持续，美两党谈判陷入僵局

Core Points - Negotiations between Republicans and Democrats to restart the government have stalled, with Senate Majority Leader John Thune stating that discussions have "derailed" [1][3] - The Senate will not vote on the previously proposed bipartisan compromise but will instead consider a bill by Republican Senator Ron Johnson to pay federal employees who must work during the government shutdown [3] - Democrats are expected to block Johnson's bill, as they believe Republicans have not met their core demands [3] - Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced a new compromise proposal from Democrats, aiming to restart government operations and extend subsidies for the Affordable Care Act by one year [3] - The government shutdown has now reached its 37th day, marking a record duration and causing ongoing repercussions [3]