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Airlines cancel 1,600 flights on Monday, after Sunday marked worst day for travel disruptions

Airlines canceled 1,600 flights early Monday -- the 41st day of the government shutdown -- after Sunday had marked the worst day for travel disruptions.

Supreme Court ponders Trump administration’s halt of food stamp program

The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Trump administration to decide whether it still wants to pursue an appeal that would block payment of some food stamp benefits while the government shutdown continues.

How a Pam Bondi fumble caused the Disney football shutdown

It’s been 11 days since Disney pulled ESPN and ABC from YouTube TV, preventing about 10 million households from watching their favorite college football teams and Monday Night Football. And it’s unclear when, if ever, Disney will allow YouTube TV subscribers to watch football again. What is clear is that this could have been prevented […]

In Evanston, whistles and watchful eyes are holding ICE accountable

Evanstonians have drawn national attention for vigorously, but peacefully, confronting the militarized border patrol troopers.

Nurse allegedly strangled by patient at Ohio hospital

Ohio's top nursing union is demanding action after a nurse was allegedly strangled by a patient at the Ohio State University Hospital.

Health care premiums are rising — but we’re missing the real problem

The U.S. health care system needs to prioritize integrated care, which treats mental and physical health together, in order to reduce costs and improve outcomes for the millions of Americans living with mental illness.

Trump bashes air traffic controllers who didn’t work during shutdown

President Trump on Monday criticized air traffic controllers who did not work without pay during the government shutdown and threatened that those who did not return to work immediately would be "docked." "All Air Traffic Controllers must get back to work, NOW!!! Anyone who doesn’t will be substantially 'docked,'" Trump posted on Truth Social. Trump...

Sanders on shutdown vote: ‘A very bad night’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) criticized Senate Democrats for striking a deal to begin the process of reopening the government, warning of the consequences of not extending health care subsidies. “Tonight was a very bad night,” Sanders, an independent who caucuses with Democrats, wrote in a post Sunday night on the social platform X, attaching a...

Portland-area county declares state of emergency over ICE activity, as police probed for helping DHS

Eugene police face independent investigation over alleged coordination with federal immigration authorities amid Oregon sanctuary state law concerns.

Johnson orders lawmakers back to DC ‘right now’ as shutdown sparks travel chaos

Speaker Mike Johnson cited the ongoing chaos at U.S. airports in a stark warning to House lawmakers on both sides Monday.

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