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Government Set to Reopen After Longest Shutdown in US History: 4 Things to Know

The government is set to reopen after President Donald Trump signed a funding bill approved by both chambers of Congress on Nov. 12.

FAA Flight Cuts Won’t Lift Immediately With End of Shutdown: What to Know

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) continues to cut flights even as the government shutdown comes to an end.
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Chinese Researcher Pleads Guilty for Smuggling Dangerous Pathogen Into US, Faces Deportation

A Chinese researcher has pleaded guilty to smuggling a dangerous fungus into the United States and lying about it.

Newsom’s Former Chief of Staff Indicted on Public Corruption Charges

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s former chief of staff, Dana Williamson, was indicted by a federal grand jury on 23 charges related to public corruption.

Trump Admin Moves to Cut Off Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

The Trump admin deemed the funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to be unlawful, potentially putting the agency on a track to close.

Philadelphia Mint Strikes Final Penny Following Trump Directive

The last U.S. penny to be struck was made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Nov. 12 at a ceremony to mark the end of the coin’s production.

Google Sues China-Based Hackers Over Text-Message Phishing Scams

Google is suing an alleged global cybercrime group for damaging its reputation and stealing users’ personal and financial data through online scams.

What to Know About Food Stamps as Congress Poised to End Shutdown

Americans awaiting full SNAP benefits could soon receive payments as the House prepares to vote on a relief package later on Nov. 12.