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Speaker 2 (00:05):
In just four minutes, the Senate has voted to end
the record long government shutdown, approving a bipartisan plan to
reopen federal agencies. On this vote, the eyes are sixty,
the nays are forty. The bill, as amended is passed.
The vote saw eight Democrats join Republicans to break the deadlock.
(00:28):
The bill, which includes full funding for SNAP benefits through
next September and a stopgap budget through January thirtieth, now
heads to the House for a vote expected Wednesday. President
Trump has already signaled his support for the measure. Flight
disruptions are worsening nationwide as the FAA cuts flights due
to staffing shortages tied to the shutdown. Delays jumped to
(00:51):
more than nine thousand Monday with twenty four hundred cancelations,
and further reductions are expected through Friday. Veterans demonstrations are
plannedationwide today as veterans groups protest the Trump administration. Organized
by Bets Say No and May Day Strong. The rallies
will take place in cities across the US, including California,
(01:12):
New York, and Washington, d C. Organizers say they're speaking
out against ice fascism, military occupation, and cuts the veterans' services.
A group of transgender service members who served for years
in the Air Force defending their country are suing the
Pentagon canceling their retirement benefits. Temmi Trahio with more.
Speaker 1 (01:33):
The suit was filed by the Air Force veterans who
served from fifteen to eighteen years. President Trump this year
ordered that all transgender troops be removed from the military.
If they didn't voluntarily leave, the military said they'd be
identified and expelled. The Air Force said those who served
fifteen to eighteen years could apply for early retirement benefits,
then reversed courses said no retirement benefits would be given.
(01:55):
The military says the service members had the opportunity to
apply for voluntary separation pay. I'm Tammy Trihio.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
On Wall Street Stock futures are a little changed. I'm
Michael Kassner. While there's hope that the federal government shutdown
might end this week, many travelers remain stranded at airports.
Jason Miller and his family were stuck at Los Angeles.
Internationalists flight cancelations increased. Travel is stressful, and so to
be delayed, canceled.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
All of that just adds to your frustration, which doesn't help.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
Starting today, six percent of flights must be canceled at
the nation's forty busiest airports. That figure will jump to
ten percent on Friday. Federal government officials are warning that
air travel could be a mess through Thanksgiving. A new
study suggests coffee may help protect against an irregular heartbeat
more from Monica Nelson.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
Million Americans live with a heart disorder known as a
fib that could lead to heart failure and blood clots.
The research results of a four year clinical trial presented
at the American Heart Association conference showed drinking just one
cup of coffee per day appeared to have a protective
effect on aphib recurrence. For a long time, doctors have
tried to understand the impact coffee has on.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
Afib iHeartMedia and TikTok are coming together to launch the
first of its kind, multi platform partnership. More from Jennifer Poulsoni.
Speaker 4 (03:15):
The collaboration includes the launch of the TikTok podcast Network,
which will feature up to twenty five new podcasts hosted
by TikTok creators. The partnership also includes TikTok Radio fast
paced format pairing TikTok creators with experienced iHeartRadio personalities, where
listeners will feel like they're scrolling on TikTok but with
their ears. iHeartMedia and TikTok will also join forces for
(03:37):
live events as well.
Speaker 2 (03:41):
Michael Jackson is still making history more than sixteen years
after his death. His classic hit Thriller re anders Billboard's
Hot one hundred chart this week at number ten. It
makes Jackson the first ever artist to rank in the
charts top ten in six different decades. Jackson last reached
the top ten in twenty eighteen, when he was featured
(04:01):
on Drakes Don't Matter to Me. I'm Michael Kassner.
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