Senate to take first crack at spending fight to avoid gov't shutdown as Congress returns from recess

Battles over government spending levels, the impeachment of President Biden, aid to Ukraine and border security will be at the forefront for Congress as the Senate returns to work on Tuesday, with lawmakers aiming for a short-term funding measure to avoid a partial government shutdown.

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