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Today, we're talking about the official end of the government's longest shutdown, the House

releasing more Epstein files, top Ukrainian officials resigning over a corruption scandal,

and other top news for Friday, November 14th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pourover.

Here's your quote of the day.

Show me where a man spends his time and money, and I'll show you his God, Martin Luther.

Let's get started with some espresso shots. Let's get started with some espresso shots. After nearly 43 days,

the longest shutdown in government history is over. On Wednesday, the House reconvened, with some representatives driving cross-country to avoid flight

delays and make the vote, to pass a stopgap spending bill turning Capitol Hills lights on

through January. Hours later, President Trump gave his Sharpie of approval. Now, Washington's

getting its systems back up and running. Over 800,000 furloughed federal workers will

head back to work, and SNAP recipients started receiving full benefits as early as yesterday.

Transportation Secretary Duffy says flight cancellations will remain at 6% this week,

with things ramping back up once safety is, quote, moving in the right direction.

Meanwhile, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has a lot of makeup work. Think employment, inflation,

and consumer spending reports. Data will likely be delayed and come with asterisks.

This shutdown was the longest in history, and it felt long.

While a lot can happen in six weeks, and the shutdown's effects are sure to linger for weeks to come.

This moment in time is just that, a moment compared to eternity. Rest in this

hope and let it motivate you toward holiness. Romans 818 says, for I consider that the sufferings

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