The U.S. Senate is set to vote for the first time in five days on a new continuing resolution to temporarily fund the government as the country enters the 14th day of a federal shutdown Tuesday.

The government shutdown stretched into Day 14 with the Senate holding an eighth vote on a GOP funding bill. Follow live updates here.

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As the government shutdown continues and the impacts become more widespread, the Senate will not vote again on the clean funding bill until Tuesday night. It is expected to fail for an eighth time. Meanwhile,

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Lawmakers on both sides braced for a longer shutdown as the Senate prepares for another vote Tuesday to reopen the government.

A handful of U.S. Senate Republicans are wrestling with the impending expiration of health insurance subsidies that are the primary sticking point in the government shutdown standoff that entered its 13th day on Monday.