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Shutdown Over: Senate Passes Funding Deal - Bill Heads to House

The Senate voted 60 to 40 to advance a bipartisan funding package that would reopen the federal government after a 41 day shutdown The measure now goes to the Republican controlled House where final approval is required to end the crisis

Number

1,200+ - Flights canceled Tuesday amid FAA cuts during shutdown

Quote

"I always get the money from someplace regardless, it doesn’t matter" — President Donald Trump

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Senate votes to end government shutdown - measure moves to House

The Senate voted to advance a bipartisan funding package to reopen the federal government. Reporting explains the provisions and political tradeoffs that accompanied the 60 vote threshold and what moves next as the bill heads to the House.

House returns to Washington for shutdown vote

House members returned to Washington to consider the Senate funding measure. Coverage details the House schedule and the immediate steps required to deliver the funding package into law.

Airlines warn cancellations will worsen - travel chaos to persist

Air travel chaos intensified as the FAA ordered capacity reductions during the prolonged shutdown and staffing shortages. Airlines and airports warned passengers of continued cancellations and delays even if the shutdown ends.

Trump promises $10K bonus for air traffic controllers - reward after shutdown

President Trump has publicly berated air traffic controllers while promising bonuses for those who worked through the shutdown. Administration officials and his transportation secretary traded barbs over pay and policy as travel disruptions mounted.

Trump warns Supreme Court tariff ruling would trigger $3 trillion unwind

President Trump warned the Supreme Court that a ruling against his tariff authority could trigger massive economic fallout. Legal experts and traders warned of wide consequences while importers outlined practical responses if refunds are ordered.

Trump floats $2,000 tariff rebate checks - direct payouts proposed

The White House pushed a plan for tariff-funded rebate checks and other affordability proposals this week. Economists and budget officials flagged major costs and logistical hurdles tied to the proposals.

ByHeart expands baby formula recall amid growing infant botulism outbreak

Health authorities expanded a recall of ByHeart infant formula amid a growing outbreak of infant botulism. Officials ordered broader removals and warned parents as investigations continued across states.

Suicide bomber strikes outside Islamabad court - 12 killed 27 wounded

Two deadly blasts struck South Asia within 24 hours, raising terrorism concerns and regional tensions. Authorities in Pakistan and India launched investigations as victims and officials reacted to the attacks.

Footage shows Russian troops approaching Pokrovsk - fighting intensifies

Newly verified footage shows intensified fighting in eastern Ukraine as Russian forces press on the transport hub of Pokrovsk. Multiple videos and reports indicate an ongoing offensive with rising battlefield pressure.

US aircraft carrier moves into Latin America region - Venezuela tensions rise

The U S moved a carrier strike group into the region as tensions with Venezuela escalated. Caracas raised a military alert and the deployments mark a significant show of force amid heightened diplomatic strain.

Report UK to pause intelligence sharing with US over Caribbean airstrikes

The UK paused or limited intelligence sharing with Washington over recent US strikes on suspected drug vessels, while the government intervened in a separate BBC controversy involving President Trump. The moves have strained the transatlantic relationship.

Soros backed group launches primary push to take down Chuck Schumer

Pressure is mounting on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer after the shutdown stalemate and defections. Progressive and external groups signaled primary challenges while prominent Democrats suggested leadership changes are possible.

Cold and disease threaten postceasefire Gaza as winter approaches

Gaza remains at severe risk as winter approaches despite a ceasefire. Reports describe widespread shelter shortages, disease dangers and struggles to identify returned bodies as humanitarian needs surge.

Israel advances bill proposing death penalty for convicted attackers

Israel's parliament moved forward on a set of controversial security bills, including a proposal to permit the death penalty for convicted attackers. The measures clear early stages and signal a major domestic legal shift amid security concerns.

Footage shows Hongqi bridge collapse months after opening in China

A dramatic structural failure in China captured on video after a recent opening raised fresh questions about construction and oversight. Multiple clips show a long bridge collapsing into a river just months after completion.

Turkish military cargo plane crashes near Azerbaijan Georgia border

A Turkish military cargo plane crashed near the Azerbaijan Georgia border according to authorities. Searches and official statements followed as both Ankara and neighboring states investigated the incident.

SoftBank sells $5.8 billion Nvidia stake to fund OpenAI bets

SoftBank sold part of its Nvidia stake to raise funds for AI investments, sending ripples through equity markets. The sale reignited investor concerns about AI valuations and prompted near term share pressure in chip stocks.

Munich court rules OpenAI used song lyrics without license

European courts and advocacy groups escalated scrutiny of AI companies this week. Munich judges found licensing issues in training data while watchdogs urged removals of AI apps that risk deepfake misuse.

Man and daughter flying hurricane relief to Jamaica identified as crash victims

A small plane carrying hurricane relief crashed in a South Florida neighborhood as it was bound for Jamaica. Multiple reports identified the victims and described the rescue and recovery response.

NATO exercise in Baltic Sea highlights concerns over Russian actions

NATO and regional partners staged exercises and monitored Russian strikes that spilled across borders. Romania and allied navies reported debris and fragments as concerns grew about cross border risks from the Ukraine conflict.

Ecuador prison reorganization ends in tragedy with dozens killed

A chaotic prison reorganization in Ecuador ended in bloodshed with dozens of inmates killed. Officials face questions about the operation as authorities consider accountability and broader corrections reform.

Families sue Camp Mystic for wrongful death over Texas flood

Families impacted by the deadly Texas Camp Mystic flood filed multiple lawsuits alleging negligence and profit-driven decisions. Legal complaints seek accountability for the deaths of campers and counselors in the catastrophic incident.

UN warns Sudan relief operations are on the brink of collapse

Humanitarian agencies warned that aid in Sudan is collapsing as violence and displacement worsen. Satellite imagery and survivor testimony detailed mass casualties and a deepening crisis across conflict zones.