Today is Wednesday, January 23rd. What the Supreme Court decided about transgender troops,

and what lawmakers will vote on this week, will it end the shutdown? Plus the Super Bowl ad, you won't see,

a new service like Uber, and the two ways Netflix just made history.

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Congress is taking more action this week to try and end the government shutdown.

Tomorrow, the Senate will vote on two competing bills that could reopen the government.

The first time the Senate will vote on anything related to the shutdown by the way.

One would give President Trump the $5.7 billion he wants for a border wall or barrier.

In exchange for some protections for dreamers, the undocumented immigrants brought over to the U.S.

as children.

The other would reopen the government until early next month as a way to at least fund the government

while talks continue about border security. But USA

today reports both of those bills will likely fail. Either bill would

need 60 votes to pass in the Senate and it doesn't look good since each

party is supporting a different one.

And today lawmakers in the House will be voting on some other bills attempting a compromise,

but even if they pass there, they'll likely die in the Senate.

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