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Flight Delays Escalate at Major US Airports Amid Air Traffic Controller Shortages
Staffing deficits at airports led to ground delays amid a monthlong government shutdown.
Trump Admin Announces Recruitment Drive for Federal Officers in DC
The administration is looking to recruit ‘highly qualified and specifically trained individuals,’ a White House spokesperson said.
Trump and First Lady Greet Trick-or-Treaters at White House Halloween Celebration
Military families, law enforcement families, foster and adoptive families, and administration officials with children were among the guests.
Beijing Exploits Control of US Supply Chains for Military Preparedness, Expert Testifies
‘A company that appears private abroad can be instantly repurposed for Party-directed logistics when necessary,’ a China expert warned.
[LIVE 11AM ET] The Great Transition: Brownstone Institute 5th Annual Conference and Gala | Part 1
Brownstone Institute scholars, writers, and supporters gather in Salt Lake City for an annual conference to exchange ideas.
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Noem Rejects Illinois Governor’s Plea for ICE to Pause Operations During Halloween
The Homeland Security secretary said that ICE will be operating ‘in full force’ during the upcoming weekend.
Federal Government to Bar Employers Engaged in Illegal Activities From Loan Relief Program
The Education Department said the new rules restore the taxpayer-funded program to its original purpose of supporting public workers.
San Jose Proclaims ‘Republic of China Day,’ Honors Taiwanese Community’s Contributions
Councilmember Peter Ortiz, who initiated the proclamation, described the effort as a tribute to the Taiwanese community’s spirit and achievements.
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Ford Recalls 227,000 Vehicles Over Seat, Defrosting System, Windshield Air Bubble Issues
The company has recalled more than 10 million vehicles so far this year.
Neuhaus Announces Green Space Preservation Plans, Park Opening in OC
Krieger Hill in Chester and Purple Path Lavender Farm in Warwick are recommended for preservations. A new park in Chester opens.
Federal Judge Weighs Forcing USDA to Pay SNAP Benefits Despite Shutdown
The judge suggested that the government should try to at least partially fund the benefits.
JD Vance Addresses Potential Vance–Rubio 2028 Presidential Ticket
The vice president says that he wants to perform well over the Trump administration’s second term before making a decision.
Alaska Airlines Hit by Disruptions Due to Microsoft Azure Outage
Shares of Alaska Airlines were down 2.2 percent in afternoon trading on Oct. 29.
Stakes Rise as Shutdown Drama Nears Funding Cliffs
A deadline to fund the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, or SNAP, could be powerful in bringing parties to the table.
Senate Republicans Reject Bill to Fund SNAP Benefits During Shutdown
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) said the bill was a ruse.
Pennsylvania Democrats’ Voter Registration Edge Shrinks Again
State records show the Democratic lead fell from about 686,000 in 2020 to about 178,000 by May 2025, and to 60,000 in the latest count.
Nearly 1 in 2 Family Caregivers Facing Substantial Financial Strain: Report
There are an estimated 63 million family caregivers in the United States.
Javier Milei’s Midterm Triumph Sets Stage for Argentina’s Continued Reforms
From currency reforms to further structural changes, the Argentine president still has a lot to do to keep his economy healthy, experts said.
Foreign Terror Designation Could Boost US Efforts to Dismantle Antifa
Officials and experts say Antifa operates overseas and is well-organized and well-funded.
Union President Plays Down Strike Risk as Air Traffic Controllers Face No Pay
NATCA’s leader joined Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at LaGuardia for a press conference as air traffic controllers face losing paychecks.
Trump Says He ‘Would Love to’ Meet With Kim Jong Un on Asia Trip
The U.S. President previously met with the North Korean leader in 2018 and 2019.
