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Shutdown Ends: Senate Passes Bipartisan Deal to Reopen Government

The Senate voted to advance and pass a bipartisan funding package that clears a path to end the 40 day federal shutdown and reopen government services while including stopgap funding and concessions on SNAP and other items

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40 days - Length of the US federal government shutdown

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"This proclamation ends a grave national injustice perpetrated upon the American people following the 2020 presidential election." — President Donald Trump

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Senate Passes Bipartisan Shutdown Deal - Heads to House

The Senate advanced and passed a bipartisan funding package that moves to the House and could end the 40 day government shutdown. The measures include stopgap funding and provisions tied to SNAP and other contentious items negotiated by moderates from both parties.

Schumer Faces Democratic Fury After Shutdown Deal

A group of Senate Democrats who backed the reopening deal sparked outrage inside the party. Senior Democrats are calling for leadership accountability and some progressives are demanding Schumer step down after concessions were made.

Airlines Cancel 3,200 US Flights as Shutdown Cuts Begin

Flight cancellations and mandated FAA reductions are disrupting travel nationwide as the shutdown forces cuts to air traffic control coverage. Airlines have canceled thousands of flights and delays are mounting ahead of the holidays.

Transportation Secretary Warns Thanksgiving Travel Could Slow to a Trickle

Transport officials warn the Thanksgiving travel period faces major disruption if the shutdown holds. Senior administration and transport officials say air traffic could 'slow to a trickle' and urge a rapid resolution.

USDA Orders States to Stop Issuing Full SNAP Payments

The Agriculture Department and the White House moved to reverse state actions to send full SNAP benefits, triggering a legal and political fight. The administration ordered states to cancel or undo benefit disbursements and warned of penalties.

Trump Proposes $2,000 Tariff Dividend for Americans

President Trump floated a $2,000 tariff dividend while senior Treasury officials moved to limit expectations. The White House and Treasury have been at odds over how tariff revenue payments would be implemented and whether the plan is formal.

FDA Links 13 Infant Botulism Cases to Powdered Formula

Health authorities linked an outbreak of infant botulism to two lots of powdered baby formula and launched an urgent recall. Preliminary tests found the bacteria in recalled product lots and federal and state officials are investigating hospitalizations.

BBC Directors Resign After Criticism Over Edited Trump Clip

Top BBC leaders resigned after a Panorama documentary was accused of deceptively editing a speech by President Trump. The departures have sparked intense debate over impartiality, editorial standards, and the broadcaster's future leadership.

Trump Pardons Giuliani and Key 2020 Allies

President Trump granted pardons to a slate of allies and operatives tied to post 2020 election challenges. The move covers high profile figures and prompted renewed debate about accountability and presidential clemency powers.

Special Prosecutor Indicts Ex President Yoon on Aiding Enemy Charges

South Korea's special prosecutor has leveled fresh charges against former president Yoon Suk Yeol, including abuse of power and allegations tied to national security. The indictments escalate a legal fight over Yoon's controversial actions while in office.

Super Typhoon Fung Wong Leaves Millions Displaced in Philippines

A powerful typhoon struck the Philippines forcing mass evacuations and killing civilians. Authorities reported widespread flooding and damage with emergency response and sheltering operations under strain across affected provinces.

Body of Lt Hadar Goldin Returned After 11 Years in Captivity

Hamas returned the remains of an Israeli soldier held since 2014 as part of truce related exchanges. Israeli authorities and families received transferred remains amid tense negotiations and limited cease fire arrangements.

Three Years After Liberation Kherson Faces New Siege Threat

Ukraine faces renewed pressure as Kherson and other liberated areas confront siege threats while Kyiv strikes Russian infrastructure across the border. The fighting continues to affect civilian services and energy supplies in contested regions.

China Suspends Critical Mineral Export Curbs to US

China moved to ease some trade curbs amid a thaw in tensions with the United States and partners by suspending export restrictions and exempting certain chips. The steps aim to calm markets and restore supply chains for critical industrial inputs.

South Korea Kospi Jumps More Than 3 Percent on Market Rally

Asian markets rebounded after last week's AI driven sell off led by a surge in South Korea's Kospi. Investors also digested bullish outlooks for India and broader Asia Pacific recovery signals.

FAA Grounds Remaining MD 11 Freighters Out of Caution

Aviation safety concerns grew after engine failures and a freighter incident prompted regulators to ground remaining MD 11 aircraft. Groundings and fleet disruptions compounded holiday shipping risks as logistics networks strained.

MLB Pitchers Indicted Over Alleged Pitch Rigging Scheme

Federal prosecutors charged two Cleveland Guardians pitchers in an alleged scheme to rig pitches for bettors. Indictments include bribery and fraud counts and mark a major sports betting probe hitting Major League Baseball.

COP30 Kicks Off in Brazil With US Absence Looming

COP30 opened in Brazil with major powers absent and criticism that wealthy nations lack urgency on climate action. Delegates warn progress is fragile as funding and ambition debates dominate the agenda.

Report Finds Limited Nuclear Damage From Israel Iran War

Analysis indicates the Israel Iran confrontation caused less damage to Tehran's nuclear program than feared though tensions remain high. The report reframes assessments of the regional campaign's strategic effects.

China Creates New Tech Visa to Attract Global Talent

China rolled out a new visa to attract global tech talent while the EU considered relaxing privacy rules to spur AI growth. Governments are balancing talent policy and regulatory trade offs as competition for advanced technology intensifies.

Weapons Sales to NATO Stalled as Shutdown Freezes Approvals

The government shutdown has frozen export approvals and delayed billions in arms shipments to allies and Ukraine, raising strategic concerns. Officials warn that delays could have operational consequences for partner militaries.

US Army Prepares Million Drone Buy to Secure Battlefield Dominance

The US Army unveiled plans for an unprecedented mass drone procurement to modernize battlefield capabilities. The acquisition aims to scale unmanned systems across multiple domains for force advantage.

US Highlights Surge in Commercial and Humanitarian Loads Into Gaza

The United States highlighted a surge in commercial and humanitarian deliveries into Gaza even as Palestinians and aid groups dispute the scale and access. Aid flow data and contested claims keep pressure on diplomatic channels.

Supreme Court to Weigh Legality of Trump Tariffs

The Supreme Court prepared to hear a high stakes challenge to President Trump's tariff authority. The case could reshape trade policy and influence the administration's plan to redirect tariff revenues.