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We're going to bankrupt these universities.

In season one, we were guessing what was to come.

Now we know.

We want $500 million from Harvard.

It's season two of the Harvard Plan.

This time, it really is personal.

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The Trump administration has directed states to stop funding full-snap benefits for the month.

NPR Shondales-Duster has more.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture told states late Saturday to, quote, immediately

undo any steps taken to issue full snap benefits for November 2025. States that fail to comply

with the directive could face penalties, including liability for overpayment. The U.S. Supreme

Court Friday night granted an administrative stay, temporarily blocking a

law court order that ordered the Trump administration to pay SNAP benefits in full for this month.

The Supreme Court also said its order would last until the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

acted on the Trump administration's request in that court for a stay.

Shandalee's Duster and PR News.

The longest government shutdown in history continues.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune says there will be a vote today in a rare Sunday session.

This says air travelers are experiencing widespread cancellations and delays at the busiest airports across the country because of a shortage of air traffic controllers who are working without pay. And Pears Joe Hernandez has more.

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