40 pass with the breaking news. Some new developments indicating lawmakers may be close to a deal to end the government shutdown. MSNBC confirms Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thun said a procedural vote to end that stalemate should happen today.Joining me now is Arizona Democratic Congressman Greg Stanton. He serves on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committees. Welcome, sir.Um, can I ask if you're hearing anything about a possible breakthrough and are you optimistic there could be one. >> We ...

Typical Sunday move, where the #Altcoins are moving upwards and the markets in general.We'll see if the coming days are going to follow through.If the government shutdown is over, yes, we will. We will see an ATH of #Bitcoin very soon. ...

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Market Overview - The week experienced significant market fluctuations, with major indices pushed into the red due to debates over data centers and excessive tech stock valuations [1] - The S&P 500 declined by 1.6%, the Nasdaq Composite fell by 3%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased by 1.2%, and the Russell 2000 was down by 1.9% over the week [7] Gold and Volatility - Gold prices soared, closing above $4000, contributing to a modest gain of 0.3% for the week [2] - The Vix CBOE Volatility Index closed at 19, indicating a 9% increase this week, suggesting relative calm despite market volatility [2] Housing Market Insights - The housing market showed mixed signals, with a decline in house sales but an increase in median prices in 77% of metro areas [3] - Economic uncertainty is leading to a shift in population and jobs towards the southern regions of the U.S., despite rising job cuts [4] Labor Market Trends - Job cuts in the U.S. reached 153,074 in October, marking a 175% increase from the previous year and a 183% increase from the month prior [4] - Major companies such as Amazon, UPS, General Motors, and Target have conducted layoffs, reflecting a broader trend in the labor market [5] Airline Industry Adjustments - Airlines are cutting flights by 10% at 40 airports to manage reduced personnel and alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers [6]

Core Insights - The Nasdaq 100 Index and related ETFs, such as QQQ and JEPQ, experienced a significant decline last week due to concerns regarding technology valuations and the ongoing government shutdown [1] Group 1: Market Performance - The Nasdaq 100 Index plunged to $25,000 from the year-to-date high, indicating a notable drop in technology sector valuations [1]

Tonight, mass cancellations piling up at airports across the country. Long lines and major disruptions nationwide. Hundreds of flights canled, thousands delayed as the FAA cuts back on air travel over the government shutdown.Passengers angry with some delays up to 4 hours. And tonight, the government warning it will get much worse with Thanksgiving right around the corner. happening now.The Department of Homeland Security says shots were fired at federal agents in Chicago. The questions tonight about what h ...

Tonight, millions of Americans who rely on the government for assistance living in limbo as the government shutdown drags on. In a late Friday night order, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked a lower court decision that had ordered the Trump administration to fully fund SNAP benefit payments by Friday. That stay from the high court means for now the administration can withhold about $4 billion in SNAP benefits.Agricultural Secretary Brooke Rollins praised the order. You can't just create money to fund a p ...

Right now, the Senate is in a rare Saturday session, but with no votes planned yet to end the longest government shutdown in US history. Friday, Senate Democrats drastically scaled back their demands for ending the stalemate, saying they will agree to a one-year extension of expiring healthc care subsidies and open bipartisan negotiations before next year's open enrollment. Senate Majority Leader John Thun rejected that offer, saying Republicans won't negotiate on the subsidies until the government reopens. ...

So joining me now we have Democratic Congresswoman from Florida Debbie Wasserman Schultz. She is a member of the House Appropriations Committee and a good friend to us. So I welcome you back to the show here.I mean you saw that the travelers, they're the latest to feel the pain from this shutdown. Four of 40 air paths airports rather impacted by the FAA's flight reductions. They're in Florida.But I do want to note um Palm Beach International Airport where Trump routinely flies into that's not affected. Just ...