Senate set for new vote to end shutdown, but gridlock over Obamacare subsidies remains

The Senate is set to return on Tuesday to again vote on whether to reopen the government, but like many times before, the plan is expected to fail again as a deal remains elusive.Lawmakers in the upper chamber are expected to vote for an eighth time on the House GOP’s continuing resolution (CR), as the government shutdown inches closer to its third week. But after a long weekend away from Washington, D.C., it's unlikely either party has shifted from their positions.Senate Republicans want to pass the House’s "clean" short-term funding extension, which would reopen the government until Nov. 21.