Today is Friday, October 1st, what to know about the deal lawmakers made to avoid a government shutdown

and the next big deadline right around the corner.

Also new rules for immigration agents about which migrants get deported

and why thousands of people are expected to rally all around the U.S. this weekend.

Plus the changes that will slow down some male delivery,

the scam that took money from millions of people with androids.

And it's set, the music icons performing this year's Super Bowl halftime show.

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It's official. The federal government is staying open, at least for a couple more months.

The Senate and the House both approved a short-term spending bill in back-to-back votes.

Then President Biden signed it just hours before a shutdown would have gone into effect.

Now this will keep the government running through early December and give lawmakers more time

to craft a full-year spending measure that will fund federal agencies and their programs.

It's actually pretty common for Congress to wait until the last minute to get this done.

But Congress is not exactly out of the woods yet,

because another crisis is still right around the corner.

Lawmakers need to raise or suspend the debt ceiling sometime in the next 17 days.

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