Thirteen days into a partial government shutdown, four days before the U.S. government bumps up against its projected borrowing limit, and there was little sign of movement Sunday toward resolving the latest budget impasse. The Senate reconvened Sunday afternoon, with Majority Leader Harry Reid saying he would do "everything I can throughout the day" to reach some sort of bargain with the chamber's Republican minority. But a source familiar with the ongoing Senate discussions expressed doubt that any significant progress would be made Sunday evening. The Senate adjourned shortly before 5 p.m. ET and will meet again ... (full story)