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An end in sight. I'm Ted Lindtner, FOX News. The Senate on Sunday night voting to break a filibuster that could lead to the passage of Republicans continuing resolution plan ending the government shutdown. Fox's Chad Pergrim with all the details for us.
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It's now only a matter of time before the government shutdown is over, probably later this week. The Senate broke a filibuster on a new GOP spending package which will end the shutdown. The vote was 60 to 40. The Senate needed all 60 of those yeas to break the filibuster. 52 Republicans and eight Democrats teamed up to greenlight the bill. The bill funds the government through late January. Three other parts of the government are funded through September. Most Democrats held out for a deal to offset spiking health care costs, but they never got anything ironclad. The Senate likely passes the bill later this week.
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The vote comes as the shutdown's effects mount. Travelers facing delays and cancellations at airports nationwide and federal employees working without pay. The Senate will be back in session later this morning as the shutdown continued on Sunday, which was day 40. Airlines continuing to comply with FAA flight restrictions to deal with the air traffic controller sickouts. Airlines canceling over 2,800 flights Sunday. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy telling Fox if the government shutdown continues, it's only going to get worse. Yes, you'll have a few flights taking off and landing at our different airports across the country, but the thousands of flights that happen every day to move people around the country for this great American holiday, it's not going to happen. President Trump has granted more than 70 pardons for allies who face charges connected to the 2020 presidential election, including pardons for Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell and President Trump's former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows. They were criticized after arranging an alternate slate of electors from Georgia, Arizona and Michigan as part of a move to expose voter fraud. America's listening to FOX News.
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President Trump making another stop at another sporting event on Sunday. Fox's Greg Thompson with more details.
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It was the first time since Jimmy Carter in 1978 that a sitting U.S. president attended a regular season NFL game with President Trump watching the Washington commanders and Detroit Lions as a guest of commander's owner Josh Harris. Trump helping lead a halftime Veterans Day ceremony, swearing in new members of the military and then joining Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma in the Fox TV booth. With the commanders facing fourth down, let's.
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See what happens on fourth down. Mario throws Touchdown Samuel now your ratings have gone up because there's hope now.
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Despite that the commanders did not win the game. This also comes amid reports that the president wants the team to name its new stadium after him. Greg Thompson, Fox News @ the weekend.
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Box office Predator Badlands landed at the top with an international debut of some $80 million, the biggest debut in the nearly 40 year old franchise.
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Welcome to the most dangerous planet in the universe where everything is trying to kill you. Those ticket sales were enough to cement a franchise record overt, taking 2004's Alien vs. Predator as the biggest opening weekend in the long term. Running property. Second place went to regretting you with $7.1 million. Black Phone 2 dropped to third place with $5.3 million, down just 36% from last weekend. Daria Obinger, Fox News and that better.
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Than expected result lifted the box office from what had been a dull autumn so far. Those ticket sales include $40 million in North America. The man who helped bring labor peace and riches in the NFL has died. Paul Tagliabue, who served as NFL commissioner for 17 years, also criticized for not taking stronger action on concussions he died of heart failure. He was 84. I'm Ted Lindner. This is Fox News.
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