Government Shutdown Impact - Government shutdown day 25, over 1 million federal employees missed full paycheck [1] - Air travelers are feeling the impact of the government shutdown [1] Flight Delays - Approximately one-third of flights originating from Newark are delayed [2] - Around 4,000 flights across the country have already been delayed [2] - Flight delay issues have been increasing throughout the week at major airports [2] Air Traffic Controller Concerns - Air traffic controllers are understaffed and angry due to the shutdown [3] - Without pay, more air traffic controllers are likely to miss work [3] - Department of Transportation anticipates more problems until the shutdown is resolved [3]

It is day 25 of the government shutdown and federal workers are feeling the impacts after missing their first full paycheck. They lined up around the corner outside a Washington DC food bank set up specifically for federal workers. While Republicans claim Democrats should be held responsible, one Democratic congressman says workers don't see it that way.>> The federal workers that I represent uh are fed up. They have endured 10 months of unrelenting assaults and attacks from the Trump administration. They'v ...

I can't guarantee you that your flight's going to be on time. I can't guarantee you that your flight's not going to be cancelceled. It's going to depend on our air traffic controllers coming in to work every single day.>> There is not an existing pot of money that could cover the air traffic controllers salaries right now. And so that is why we have to get the government reopen. >> A week ago, air traffic controllers got 90% of their pay.Next Tuesday is the first paycheck that they will not receive for the ...

The $XRP and $ADA ETFs' 10/24 deadline was not met because of the government shutdown.Not cool, man.Tonight we will be forced to eat Tacobell.Wendy O (@CryptoWendyO):I’m going to McDonalds.Kbye https://t.co/qshDTtLtGo ...

The $XRP and $ADA ETFs' 10/24 deadline was not met because of the government shutdown.Not cool, man. ...

Now, here's where it gets interesting. There was a report that came out, I think today, where they basically said that there's a good chance that in November the inflation data won't even be released. So, again, this is the government basically, and I guess due to the government shutdown, right.This is one way of of solving our problems. You can't have bad data if the data doesn't exist, right. So we can just go around and, you know, have our hands in our ears and pretend like nothing's going wrong and then ...

September's inflation report came in cooler than expected, but the details show a mixed picture. Let's break it down. Gas prices were a big story again, up just over 4% last month, but on a year-over-year basis, prices actually came down.So, that suggests we may see some more easing. Food prices did keep climbing, but they've also started to moderate from earlier this year. Another good sign.And housing inflation cooled with owner's equivalent rent, which is basically the hypothetical rent a homeowner would ...

Millions of lowincome Americans will lose access to SNAP food aid benefits on November 1st, cutting off their only means of affording staples like milk or vegetables. >> Fear. Just fear like I don't know how I'm going to feed my kids >> to last all the way for the next month even to cover December.It won't >> we will be starving. What am I going to do is what I thought and it's not really fair to a single mothers trying to feed our kid and trying to get by to get better. >> Look beyond yourselves. Look beyo ...

Donald Trump said Thursday that one of his friends gave $130 million to help the Department of War cover a budgetary shortfall amid the government shutdown. The president, however, would not reveal the name of the donor. “He doesn’t really want the recognition, if you want to know the truth,” Trump said. “But he gave us a check for $130 million.” https://t.co/x5hOCA9eu0 (Photo: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images) ...

Market Overview - The market is heavily focused on individual company earnings due to the government shutdown limiting macro data [1] - Averages rose due to strong company numbers and a mild CPI report, with the Dow closing above 47,000 for the first time [2] - The S&P 500 had its 34th record close [2] - The NASDAQ increased by 1.15% [2] Economic Outlook - The market anticipates a 0.25% (quarter point) rate cut by the Fed, potentially driven by a stalling economy [2] - Larger layoffs are emerging, exemplified by announcements from Target and Applied Materials [3] - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) report was tame enough to potentially justify a rate cut [3] Earnings Season Focus - The upcoming week is crucial due to the peak of earnings season, considered more important than usual [1]