Flights canceled as government shutdown leaves airlines scrambling to comply with FAA order — live updates – CBS News

Good evening. Thousands of flights are being canceled nationwide this week, leaving travelers stranded and airlines scrambling. The cause? A government shutdown has forced the FAA to implement significant air traffic reductions, impacting daily operations.

While airlines work to comply with these federal mandates, the government remained publicly silent for hours as these cuts loomed. We’re tracking the list of affected airports and what passengers can expect as cancellations continue. Stay with us for the latest.

Judge orders Trump administration to release full SNAP benefits by Friday – The Washington Post

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to fully fund and release all SNAP food benefits for this month. The mandate requires full payments by Friday. The ruling, however, isn’t without criticism, as Vance has already labeled it ‘absurd’.

China’s third aircraft carrier, the Fujian, enters service – Reuters

Breaking news from China: Their third and most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has officially entered military service. This significant development further intensifies the naval competition with the United States, underscoring China’s rapidly expanding maritime power.

San Francisco Sees Nancy Pelosi as a Tireless Leader for the City – The New York Times

After nearly four decades serving the American people, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has announced she will not seek re-election to Congress. Often described as a tireless leader, Pelosi was renowned for her unique skill in bringing people together and getting legislation passed, including her critical support for the Affordable Care Act. Her career marks an indelible chapter in Washington, truly standing alone.

Government shutdown drags on as Senate GOP eyes key Friday vote – CBS News

The federal government shutdown grinds on, reaching a historic length. Senate Republicans face a key Friday vote, but negotiations remain deadlocked. Emboldened Democrats reportedly push to prolong the impasse. Even late-night television is now lamenting the widespread impact of this unprecedented closure.

Multiple people at Joint Base Andrews fall ill after suspicious package delivered with white powder, sources say – CNN

“We’re following breaking news out of Joint Base Andrews. Multiple people have fallen ill after a suspicious package, reportedly containing white powder, was delivered and opened at the base, which is home to Air Force One. Two buildings have been evacuated. We’ll continue to track developments.”

Tesla investors vote on an $878 billion payday for Musk – but that’s not all – Reuters

In a stunning vote, Tesla shareholders have approved an enormous pay package for CEO Elon Musk, valued at up to one trillion dollars. This historic decision, backed by over 75% of investors, could pave the way for Musk to become the world’s first trillionaire.

Cleaning Woman Killed in Indiana Shooting After Arriving at Wrong Home – The New York Times

Tragedy in Indiana: A cleaning woman and mother of four has been fatally shot after mistakenly arriving at the wrong home for a job. Police say she was shot in Whitestown, Boone County, in front of her husband, reportedly before even getting a key in the door. Authorities have now released the cause and manner of death.

Death toll from UPS plane crash at Louisville airport rises to 13 – The Guardian

The death toll from the UPS plane crash in Louisville has tragically risen to 13. Nine people remain missing, including three employees from the affected facility. Satellite images reveal widespread destruction at the scene, which one owner described as ‘hell’s fury.’ UPS has identified the three pilots who were on board the ill-fated flight.

Bovino claims agents operate ‘legally, ethically and morally’ same day injunction issued in court – Chicago Tribune

Federal official Gregory Bovino is facing sharp criticism after a judge ruled he lied about tear gas usage in Chicago. Bovino had previously defended agents’ actions against protesters as ‘legal, ethical, and moral,’ even promoting an effort to ‘hammer’ them. But a federal judge not only blasted Bovino for his dishonesty, she extended an injunction restricting federal agents’ use of force, declaring their conduct ‘shocks the conscience.’

Kazakhstan will join the Abraham Accords with Israel in symbolic move to boost the Trump initiative – AP News

Kazakhstan is poised to join the Abraham Accords with Israel, a move seen as bolstering the Trump administration’s diplomatic initiative. Former President Trump suggests more nations are in line to follow suit, with reports indicating a US announcement regarding another country joining the accords could come as soon as tonight. This news comes after a recent event where Mr. Trump reportedly mispronounced a country’s name in front of its president.

Orban’s chummy relationship with Trump could help his oil sanctions pitch – Politico

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is meeting Donald Trump in the U.S. The agenda includes Russian oil, economic cooperation, and a potential Putin summit. While Orbán’s close relationship with Trump may aid his oil sanctions pitch, U.S. Senators have already criticized Hungary’s Russian oil stance, questioning Orbán’s motives.

Voters voiced dissatisfaction, anger as they turned out to vote in this week’s elections – abcnews.go.com

Voters this week turned out expressing deep dissatisfaction and anger. The elections delivered unexpected results, with signs Democrats may have successfully flipped some Trump supporters. This outcome has notably tarnished the former president’s aura of absolute power, while for Democrats, it’s jolted their resistance to life. The results offer a clear roadmap out of the wilderness, though not yet a guaranteed ticket.

IDF carries out wave of strikes on Hezbollah sites in south Lebanon, warns of more – The Times of Israel

Israel has unleashed a wave of airstrikes across southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah sites and warning of more to come. This comes as Hezbollah vows to defend itself, and Iran condemns the “savage” Israeli attacks.

After California’s vote to counter Trump, here’s where redistricting stands – NPR

California voters have approved Proposition 50, greenlighting a new US House map. This redistricting victory is set to boost Democrats in the 2026 elections and has Republicans taking serious note of Governor Gavin Newsom as a ‘Tier 1 Democrat.’ Newsom, capitalizing on the win, quickly took his message to Texas, holding a rally there.