The end is in sight for the record-breaking federal government shutdown, but there are still a few critical steps to go before Washington gets back to business. Following the Senate's vote late Monday in favor of a compromise package, the House of Representatives is now the next big hurdle to clear. Votes could happen as soon as 4 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, and a roll call could be tight. "The House vote will likely be very close since the vast majority of House Democrats are expected to oppose, leaving Speaker [Mike] Johnson very little margin of error to keep his caucus unified," Evercore ISI analysts said in a ... (full story)