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The shutdown may finally end this week. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News. The goal is to get the government open, give people the certainty they need with the upcoming holidays. That's what Republican Senator John Barrasso told FOX after a late night vote that finally broke a filibuster, upsetting progressives like Senator Bernie Sanders. Eight Democrats voted with the Republicans to allow them to go forward on this continuing resolution. And to my mind, this was a very, very bad vote because Democrats did not get the extension of expiring Obamacare tax credits they demanded.
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The move would reopen the government under a deal which includes spending enough money to keep the government running until the end of January. It would fund snap benefits, federal workers would get their back pay and the Senate would have a vote next month on whether or not to refund Obamacare subsidies.
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Fox's Mark Meredith @ the White House. It's not exactly clear when the Senate and House will vote on that funding. Another 1500 plus flight canceled today, 1200 more delays related to the shutdown. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tells fox. More controllers aren't coming to work day by day, the further they go without a paycheck. Some flight problems, though are weather related with snow in the Chicago area up to Michigan. We're just getting word of more US Military strikes off the South American coast, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth posted on X. They took out two more boats, he wrote. We're trafficking illegal drugs, killing six people. Hegseth calls narco terrorists. Two Major League Baseball pitchers have been indicted on on fraud and bribery charges, accused in another sports betting scheme. Luis Ortiz is due in court today. Emmanuel Clase is not in custody yet. Both played for the Cleveland Guardians, the.
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FBI and federal prosecutors alleging that the two would plan to throw things like a certain type of pitch or a ball instead of a strike ahead of time. Then they and their friends would place bets on it. The players would also allegedly sometimes get paid by other people to throw a specific pitch.
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Fox's Greg Thompson. President Trump issued 77 pardons last night related to the 2020 election, including his former attorney Rudy Giuliani. America's listening Fox.
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Israel has gotten back more remains from Hamas, the body of somebody killed long before the October 7, 2023 terror attack that triggered the deadly destructive war in Gaza.
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Lieutenant Hadar Goldin was killed in an ambush by Hamas in 2014, his body held in Gaza since then. Over the weekend, Hamas returned his remains as part of the ceasefire deal that brought an end to two years of war. Hamas has returned all 20 hostages who were still alive when the deal took effect, but four of the 28 bodies they were holding remain in Gaza. This as President Trump's aide and son in law, Jared Kushner meets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. They've been discussing the next phase of the Gaza a ceasefire. Jonathan Savage, FOX News.
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On Wall street, stocks could rebound from last week's selling. Futures are up big as President Trump suggests he may give most Americans money.
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In a truth social post, the president said people that are against the tariffs are fools. He also said the US Is taking in trillions of dollars and that a dividend of at least $2,000 a person, not including high income people, will be paid to everyone. But the Supreme Court is considering a legal challenge to the tariffs brought on by a group of businesses. And the majority on the high court appears to be leaning towards declaring the tariffs illegal, with Chief Justice John Roberts saying the tariffs are taxes and the power to impose taxes has always been with Congress, not the executive branch. In Washington, Joe Nado, Fox News.
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Yesterday the president became the first since Jimmy Carter in 1978 to go to an NFL regular season game. Let's see what happens.
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Fourth down, Mariota throws.
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He was even part of the Fox broadcast. Samuel. Now your ratings have gone up because there's hope. But despite that Commander's TD, Washington lost the game to Detroit 44 22. I'm Dave Anthony and this is FOX News.