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Here's your morning brief for Wednesday, November 12th. I'm Caitlin McCabe for the Wall Street Journal.

The Supreme Court has said the Trump administration can continue for now to withhold full

food assistance benefits for November, extending a temporary order that came from Justice Katanji

Brown-Jackson last week. The new order will expire just before midnight tomorrow. The House is set to vote as soon as

today on a measure to reopen the government, which would then head to President Trump's desk. Once

passed, the package would restore programs such a snap. The White House is exploring new measures to curb the

influence of proxy advisors and index fund managers, something that has been a pain point for high-profile CEOs, including Elon Musk and Jamie Diamond.

We've learned that this could include a broadband on shareholder recommendations or in order blocking recommendations on companies that have engaged proxy advisors for consulting work.

White House officials are also exploring limits

on how index fund managers are allowed to vote with the aim of limiting the power of Wall Street

giants, including Black Rock, Vanguard, and State Street. And the Trump administration is poised to

unveil a plan that would allow oil drilling off the coast of California and Alaska and in the eastern Gulf of Mexico too.

The push to expand oil production offshore is part of President Trump's campaign pledge to drill baby drill

and follows a concerted phaseout of federal tax incentives for renewable energy.

Just this morning, the International Energy Agency released

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