Senate Passes Funding Bill to End Historic Government Shutdown
After a nearly six-week stalemate on Capitol Hill, the Senate passed a measure to reopen the government and provide full funding through the end of January, causing infighting among Democrats, with some angry their party didn't fight for more on healthcare. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.
After a nearly six-week stalemate on Capitol Hill, the Senate passed a measure to reopen the government and provide full funding through the end of January, causing infighting among Democrats, with some angry their party didn't fight for more on healthcare. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.
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