We're 33 days into the longest shutdown ever, with no deal in sight. Here's what it would take to end it.

On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will take up President Donald Trump's already-doomed proposal to re-open the government by offering temporary protections for DACA recipients in exchange for money to build his border wall. Then, on Wednesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi will hold a vote in the House on a continuing resolution that would re-open the government through February 28. It will pass the House and be ignored by the Senate.

McConnell says vote expected Thursday on legislation to fund Trump's border wall and reopen government

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters on Tuesday that he expects a key vote will take place Thursday on legislation to fund President Donald Trump's border wall and reopen shuttered parts of the government.

FBI agents: Shutdown hurting counterterrorism efforts

The FBI Agents Association issued a report listing how the lack of funding has impacted their operations as 13,000 FBI agents continue working without pay .

7.5% of TSA workers called out yesterday

This government worker voted for Trump. His take on shutdown

CNN's Randi Kaye spoke to several federal workers not receiving a paycheck due to the now longest ever government shutdown.

Analysis: Trump sees the wall as a monument to himself

One thing about Donald Trump: He knows how to tell you what he's really thinking.

Woman hasn't taken medication in a week as shutdown drags on

The government shutdown has hit much more than some workers' wallets -- it has affected their health.

House and Senate keep shutdown blame game going

The longest US government shutdown ever still has no end in sight.

Trump, Pelosi remain at odds over State of the Union

The White House asked the House of Representatives sergeant-at-arms for a walk-through -- but did not receive it -- in preparation for President Donald Trump to deliver his State of the Union address, a White House official confirmed Tuesday.

Power struggle paralyzes 'irrelevant' White House press shop

White House press briefings, in steady decline even before the partial government shutdown, have now ground to a halt as a prolonged power struggle among President Donald Trump's aides leads to a muddled messaging strategy, people familiar with the matter say.