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Likely end of government shutdown in sight as House lawmakers poised to clear final hurdles

Canceled flights live updates with thousands more flights scratched in U.S. over government shutdown

Government shutdown reaches overseas bases as many feel the strain

US stocks today: Markets rise on hopes of US govt shutdown ending; Nasdaq jumps over 440 points, S&P 500 gains 1% – The Times of India

Watch: Thune says he’s hopeful government shutdown will end ahead of vote on key funding bill

Thousands of flights canceled at major US airports this week nationwide

Flights canceled as government shutdown leaves airlines scrambling to comply with FAA order — live updates

‘It’s scary’: SNAP recipients brace for fallout as benefits vanish during shutdown

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With food stamps set to dry up Nov. 1, SNAP recipients say they fear what’s next

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