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Travel Industry Strains Under FAA Flight Cuts Due to Shutdown
As many as 10 percent of daily scheduled flights will be canceled if the government shutdown continues until Nov. 14.
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People Have Started Receiving November Food Stamps, States Say
Food stamps are distributed on electronic cards, which can be used in grocery stores.
US Ends Temporary Deportation Protections for South Sudanese Nationals
Nationals from Syria, Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua, and several other countries have also had their respective TPS statuses revoked.
Orange County Announces Renovation of Middletown Bus Station
The county received a $7.5 million grant for the project.
Nvidia CEO Says No Active Talks to Sell Blackwell AI Chips to China
Jensen Huang reiterated Nvidia’s compliance with U.S. export controls on high-end Nvidia chips.
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FDA Awards More Vouchers for Quicker Drug Reviews
Six additional companies received the vouchers.
California’s School Lunch Shake-Up: What’s Really Banned? | Bernadette Del Chiaro
A new law confronts the rise of industrial additives.
Border Patrol Seizes Record-Setting $13 Million in Heroin
Border Patrol officers discovered illegal narcotics hidden in a vehicle trying to enter the country at the San Diego border.
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Texas Sues Roblox, Alleging It Puts ‘Pixel Pedophiles’ and Profit Ahead of Safety
Five states have now taken action against the gaming giant, alleging it failed to protect children from predators online.
Appeals Court Lets Texas Enforce Law Limiting Drag Shows
A lower court had previously blocked Senate Bill 12.
UN Revokes Sanctions on Syrian Leaders Ahead of Trump Meeting
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Interior Minister Anas Khattab no longer face asset freezes and travel bans.
Pelosi, Democratic Leader for Decades, Exits With Party at Crossroads
The San Francisco progressive rose within the Democratic Party to champion major legislation under Obama and Biden—and fierce opposition to Trump.
Supreme Court Allows State Department Policy Requiring Sex at Birth on Passports
Trump had issued an executive order stating that sex identifiers on government documents must match the holder’s biological sex.
Holiday Retail Sales to Surpass $1 Trillion: Report
U.S. buyers plan to spend about $900 each on the holidays.
US Appeals Court Resurrects Trump’s Attempt to Dismiss NY Criminal Conviction
A panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed an order from a lower court judge on Nov. 6.
Hegseth, Rubio Brief Congressional Committees Leaders on Classified Details of Drug Boat Strikes
The roughly hour-long briefing occurred in a secure facility in the Capitol.
6 Takeaways From Supreme Court Hearing on Trump’s Tariffs
The justices wrestled with how to view Congress’s language and whether Trump was encroaching on congressional authority.
Jack Smith Seized Trump’s Government Phone in Arctic Frost Probe: Bondi
The attorney general, along with some GOP lawmakers, has called for accountability, calling the Arctic Frost investigation an abuse of power.
Democrats Cast Election Night as a Comeback
Party leaders tout wins from New York to Virginia as Republicans say results in blue states aren’t surprising.
Texas District Heads to Runoff Between 2 Well-Known Local Democrats
House Republicans’ narrow margin of control in the U.S. House will soon get smaller when this Houston-area district’s vacant seat is filled.
China Suspends Tariffs on Some US Products Following Trump–Xi Meeting
The CCP is also expected to end its retaliatory measures against U.S. semiconductor manufacturers.
