A deal to end the 42-day partial government shutdown unanimously passed in the Senate early Friday, but that deal now appears to be dead in the House. The continued impasse comes as TSA workers are about to miss another paycheck and air travelers are getting more and more frustrated.

The Senate early Friday morning passed a bill to partially fund DHS, including TSA, but not ICE. The bill now heads to the House.

Senate Republicans defied President Donald Trump to reach a deal with Democrats to partially fund the Homeland Security. The president had demanded that any funding

The DHS shutdown is causing major airport delays as TSA staffing shortages worsen and agents miss a second paycheck. The president has authorized funds from last year’s GOP spending bill, with payments expected as early as Monday.

President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order instructing federal officials to ensure TSA employees get paid during the DHS shutdown.

WASHINGTON — House Republicans won’t vote on a Senate-approved deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security, meaning the weekslong partial shutdown of the agency will drag on. Instead, House Republicans will vote on a DHS funding bill of their own,

TSA agents are set to miss their second paychecks since the partial government shutdown last month. The good news is lawmakers have reached a bi-partisan deal in the Senate to end the shutdown, paving the way for TSA workers to be paid.

Perspective: There is little to celebrate for Republicans, Democrats and, most importantly of all, American voters.