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Shutdown Grounds Thousands of Flights - Airlines Cancel Weekend Schedules

The federal government shutdown forced the FAA to cut air traffic and prompted airlines to cancel thousands of flights this weekend, snarling travel nationwide and threatening larger disruptions around Thanksgiving while lawmakers remain deadlocked

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69,000 - Reported deaths in Gaza

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"Kick the enemy's a-- and come home safe" — Vice President JD Vance

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Airlines Cancel Thousands of Flights as Shutdown Persists

The government shutdown is triggering major travel disruption as airlines slash schedules and cancel thousands of flights. The effects are immediate and widespread, snarling weekend travel and raising the risk of further cuts near Thanksgiving.

FAA Orders Emergency MD11 Inspections - Immediate Grounding Likely

Federal regulators ordered emergency inspections of MD-11 cargo jets after a fiery crash. The FAA moved swiftly to ground or inspect aircraft models tied to the accident, adding pressure on cargo operations and supply chains.

UPS and FedEx Ground MD11 Fleets - Cargo Hubs Hit

UPS and FedEx suspended MD-11 operations following the Louisville crash, citing safety and manufacturer guidance. Groundings are disrupting logistics as investigators probe the cause of the deadly accident.

Gaza Death Toll Tops 69,000 - Violence Continues

The Israel Hamas war continues to exact a heavy toll in Gaza while exchanges of bodies and hostages persist. Casualty figures keep rising and families continue to receive remains under fraught conditions.

Russia Launches Massive Drone and Missile Barrage at Ukraine

Russia launched large overnight attacks on Ukraine targeting energy infrastructure and cities. The strikes caused casualties and widespread damage while prompting emergency responses across multiple regions.

Russian Drone Hits Apartment Block Killing Civilians

Russian strikes continue to hit residential buildings and energy sites inside Ukraine, causing civilian deaths and power outages. Multiple regions report casualties and widespread infrastructure damage.

Philippines Evacuates 100,000 as Super Typhoon Fung Wong Gathers Strength

The Philippines is mounting large evacuations as Super Typhoon Fung-Wong intensifies, compounding recent storm damage. Authorities moved hundreds of thousands to safety ahead of a projected powerful landfall.

Paramilitary Forces Seize el Fasher - Mass Atrocities Reported

Fighting and atrocities in Sudan’s Darfur region have forced large population movements as paramilitary forces seize cities. Human rights groups warn of mass slaughter and overcrowded camps for the displaced.

ByHeart Formula Recalled Amid Infant Botulism Cases

A multi state infant botulism outbreak has been linked to recalled baby formula, prompting urgent recalls and probes. Health agencies are investigating cases and advising consumers to stop using affected products.

Supreme Court Allows Pause on Full SNAP Funding During Shutdown

The Supreme Court temporarily allowed the administration to withhold full SNAP payments during the shutdown, deepening uncertainty for millions. Legal back and forth continues as states and courts respond to the rulings.

Rare Saturday Senate Session Ends With Little Progress

Senators convened rare weekend sessions as lawmakers struggled to find a shutdown resolution. Leadership signaled extended sessions until a deal is reached but progress remained limited amid partisan standoffs.

Thousands of Flights Delayed as FAA Cuts Take Effect

FAA flight reductions and air traffic cuts have left airports reeling with thousands of delays and cancellations. Transportation officials warned travel chaos could worsen if the shutdown drags toward Thanksgiving.

Street Racer Plows Into Tampa Bar Patio Killing Multiple People

A high speed street racing chase ended in tragedy when a driver crashed into a crowded Tampa bar patio, killing multiple people and injuring many. Authorities arrested a suspect and began a homicide investigation.

Shots Fired at Border Patrol Agents During Chicago Operation

Federal agents were reportedly shot at during immigration enforcement operations in Chicago, triggering manhunts and a widening controversy over enforcement tactics. Officials and local communities clashed over the raids.

Lavrov Says Work Under Way on Possible Russian Nuclear Test

Russia and allied officials signaled possible escalation with talk of nuclear tests as tensions simmer. The rhetoric included references to new strategic weapons visible in unusual flights and tests.

Syria President Arrives in US for Talks With Trump

Syria's leader arrived in Washington for talks with President Trump even as Damascus conducts preemptive raids on ISIS cells. The visit marks a rare high level engagement amid shifting US policy toward Syria.

Ghislaine Maxwell Says She Is Happier at Minimum Security Prison

Newly revealed emails and documents from Ghislaine Maxwell show her adjusting to life in a minimum security facility and boasting about conditions. Leaks and caches continue to raise questions about treatment and access.

Pfizer Clinches $10 Billion Deal to Acquire Obesity Biotech Metsera

Pfizer won a bidding war to acquire Metsera in a roughly $10 billion deal that reshapes the obesity drug landscape. The move underlines intensifying competition among pharma giants for obesity therapies.

AI Wobble Darkens Tech Week Ahead of Web Summit

Tech markets are jittery as AI investments face skepticism and high profile bets against major AI firms surface. OpenAI also faced a public legal moment when Sam Altman was handed a subpoena onstage, highlighting rising industry scrutiny.

China Consumer Prices Return to Growth in October

China's deflationary pressures eased as consumer prices returned to growth in October while producer prices remain weak. The data suggests tentative stabilization but highlights deep industrial weakness.

Trump Grants Hungary Exemption From US Sanctions on Russian Energy

Hungary secured an exemption from US sanctions on Russian energy purchases after high level diplomacy. The decision underscores tensions inside Western policy over energy ties with Moscow.

Three Employees Gunned Down at Texas Landscape Supply

A string of shootings and workplace murders hit multiple US communities this weekend, with victims including retail and law enforcement workers. Local authorities reported arrests and ongoing investigations.

Fire at Perfume Depot in Turkey Kills at Least Six

A massive fire at a perfume depot in northwestern Turkey killed multiple workers and sparked investigations. Officials confirmed fatalities while emergency crews continue recovery efforts.

How Zohran Mamdani Struck a Chord With New York Voters

Zohran Mamdani's upset victory in New York signals a leftward shift with immediate political fallout and policy promises. His plans and early statements are already drawing strong reactions from opponents and supporters.