House Republicans reject Senate deal, prolonging partial US government shutdown

House Republicans rejected a Senate compromise bill, leaving a partial government shutdown in place and continuing a standoff over spending legislation. The impasse has left Transportation Security Administration agents unpaid for over a month, disrupting airport operations nationwide and creating significant travel disruptions. The shutdown centers on disagreements between the chambers over budget priorities, with neither side currently willing to accept the other's terms. TSA staffing shortages have compounded security delays at major airports, affecting millions of travelers. Without a resolution, the shutdown is expected to deepen economic impacts and widen the rift between House and Senate leadership.