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Airlines warn flight reductions could cost U.S. economy

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

Flight delays and cancelations are frustrating Americans and could be costing the U.S. economy millions of dollars each day, according to a new report from U.S. airlines as the government shutdown continues. ... Read More.

Judge: Guard D.C. deployment falls under governor’s authority

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

A Kanawha County judge has ruled more than 300 West Virginia National Guard members can continue their deployment in Washington, D.C. Kanawha Circuit Judge Richard D. Lindsay issued his... Read More.

With shutdown ending, debate turns to paying for Obamacare subsidies

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

As Congress moves to reopen the federal government this week, debate is shifting toward how to pay for the federal health care programs that helped trigger the shutdown. Health... Read More.

Democratic senators under fire explain why they supported GOP bill to end shutdown

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

After breaking from the rest of the Democratic Caucus to help Republicans advance a deal that would end the government shutdown, the eight U.S. senators who did so are now speaking out. ... Read More.

FDA to remove ‘black box’ warnings on menopausal hormone therapies

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

The Food and Drug Administration is removing the “black box” warnings from hormone replacement therapy products for menopause, health administration officials announced Monday. A larger crowd than usual gathered... Read More.

Trump demands air traffic controllers return to work

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

After a reduction of 10% of flights in and out of the nation’s top airports, causing major travel disruptions, President Donald Trump is calling for air traffic controllers to get back to work. ... Read More.

Trump pardons 77 people linked to 2020 presidential election challenge

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump issued a proclamation providing pardons for a slew of people accused of trying to overturn the 2020 presidential elections, including Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows. The... Read More.

Supreme Court declines to hear same-sex marriage challenge

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court declined a petition on Monday aimed at overturning the legalization of same-sex marriage. Kim Davis, a former Kentucky county clerk, filed a petition to the... Read More.

‘Code and Country’ report urges stronger U.S. response to China’s AI ambitions

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

China’s pursuit of artificial intelligence supremacy poses one of the greatest strategic threats in history, a new report from the Center for Security Policy warns. The center is calling for a more aggressive U.S. response to secure long-term leadership in the field. ... Read More.

Light at the end of the government shutdown tunnel

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

U.S. Senate Republicans have offered Democrats a face-saving way out of the government shutdown: in exchange for support to reopen the government, Republicans will guarantee a vote on the expiring Obamacare subsidies and also reverse some of the Trump administration’s mass layoffs. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: Is AI to blame for the layoffs – or a late-cycle hangover?

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

(THE Center Square) – U.S. employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October – the worst October since 2003 – and headlines rushed to blame AI. Fair question: were the recent layoffs really caused by AI? Mostly, no. Cost-cutting was the top reason in October,... Read More.

Deal reached in U.S. Senate to reopen government

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

A deal is close to being struck in the U.S. Senate to resume funding the federal government, indicating the end of the shutdown is close. President Donald Trump confirmed... Read More.

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