LOADING ERROR LOADINGThe head of the air traffic controllers union said Friday that some members were resigning from their jobs due to the stress inflicted by the government shutdown, worsening the already troubling staffing situation at airports. “We’re seeing air traffic controllers resign,” Nick Daniels, president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, told CNN. AdvertisementThe Transportation Department, which includes the Federal Aviation Administration, has said they’ve seen an uptick in air traffic controllers calling in sick. HuffPost asked the FAA on Friday how many air traffic controllers had resigned since the shutdown began, but an auto-reply stated that the agency was not responding to media inquiries due to the shutdown. Although callouts by air traffic controllers are widely believed to help bring an end to the 2019 shutdown, Daniels said Friday that the current absences were being “misconstrued.”Advertisement“People aren’t calling in sick.

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So in July, she filed a petition to the Supreme Court, which she had done once before. If the Supreme Court does choose to take up Davis’ case to revisit Obergefell, however, civil rights lawyers caution that could be cause for serious concern. Supreme Court procedures say that only one justice needs to vote to compel a defendant to produce a response. AdvertisementIf Obergefell were to be reversed, states would individually determine the legality of same-sex marriage ― similar to the current landscape for accessing abortion. In January, the Idaho House passed a resolution to call on the Supreme Court to reconsider the Obergefell decision.

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Epstein was accused of paying underage girls hundreds of dollars in cash for massages and then molesting them. Epstein purchased the Zorro Ranch in New Mexico in 1993 from former Democratic Gov. While Epstein never faced charges in New Mexico, the state attorney general’s office in 2019 confirmed that it was investigating and had interviewed possible victims who visited the ranch. Advertisement“I do feel like this is a unique opportunity to help victims,” said Republican Rep. Andrea Reeb, a former district attorney from Clovis. “Every time I ride my motorcycle past there (Zorro Ranch), I get sick to my stomach.”Advertisement

LOADING ERROR LOADING“It was good to see progressives get off the mat,” Obama said. And what we also learned is that when young people are engaged and involved, then we win,” Obama continued. “That’s the conversation that you need to have.”Former President Barack Obama campaigns for then-New Jersey Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill in Newark, New Jersey, on Nov. 1. Your initial support helped get us here and bolstered our newsroom, which kept us strong during uncertain times. Your initial support helped get us here and bolstered our newsroom, which kept us strong during uncertain times.

Later Friday, Youngbey said, she received her monthly SNAP benefits. She typically relies on the roughly $290 a month in SNAP benefits to help feed her grandchildren. That is not fair to us as mothers and caregivers.”Franklin said later Friday that she had received at least some of her normal SNAP benefits. New York said access to full SNAP benefits should begin by Sunday. AdvertisementOfficials in North Carolina said they distributed partial SNAP payments Friday and full benefits could be available by this weekend.

AdvertisementIn the lead-up to the launch of her campaign, Stefanik had been relentlessly attacking incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul (D), calling her “the Worst Governor in America,” seizing on her endorsement of New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. “I am running for Governor to make New York affordable and safe FOR ALL. But Hochul made sure to highlight her strong ties to Trump in a supercut posted on social media. “Elise Stefanik is running to deliver New York for Donald Trump and raise your costs,” Hochul wrote.

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His grievances with the Jewish state would continue long after his days inside his peculiarly tainted White House. Carter’s book, PALESTINE, NOT APARTHEID, published in 2006, is notable for its wrecking ball rhetoric and baseless rumination against Israel. After the publication of Carter’s error-prone book, fourteen members of the Carter Center’s Board of Councilors resigned. In his clunky apartheid coloring book, Carter often claims that the Palestinians have always embraced a two-state solution, but that the Israelis resisted it. It’s just impossible for the Jewish state to trust such next-door residents.

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Oklahoma City -- On Wednesday, November 5, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board recommended that Tremane Wood’s death sentence should be commuted to life imprisonment without parole. Governor Kevin Stitt now has the authority under state law to grant clemency to Mr. Wood and commute his death sentence. Mr. Wood is scheduled to be executed on November 13. During today’s clemency hearing, members of the Board expressed what a press release from Wood's attorney characterized as "concerns about the egregious unfairness attendant to Mr. Wood’s felony murder conviction. "The Board members also highlighted that prosecutors are ministers of justice and it was unfair for the trial prosecutors in Mr. Wood’s case to take inconsistent positions about who killed Ronnie Wipf at Mr. Wood’s trial and at his brother’s trial.

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An employee of the Louvre in Paris, France, has revealed the password of the museum’s surveillance system at the time of the jewelry heist last month, and it’s pretty bad. The password was “Louvre,” a staffer with knowledge of the system told ABC News Wednesday. Yup, you read that right: “Louvre.”AdvertisementThe French outlet Libération first reported on the password, citing confidential documents. The outlet claims the password was initially unearthed by France’s National Cybersecurity Agency during an audit in 2014. Here it is exhibited at the Louvre Museum on April 27 in Paris, France.