The Daily Populous

Read: The president who did everything right and got no thanks.

The moment was rather stunning, not least because the Colombian president seemed so blasé.

Petro’s supporters tend to argue that America is the one insulting Colombia’s president, and they are inclined to rally around him. »

Emboldened Hill Democrats pointed to jitters from Trump himself, who privately told a group of Senate Republicans that their party was being “killed” politically by the shutdown.

Asked if he believed the shutdown hurt Republicans in the elections, Sen. Jim Justice told CNN: “Look, if you didn’t, you’re living in a cave.

Democrats have made a push to extend soon-to-expire enhanced Affordable Care Act subsides central to the shutdown fight. »

Ten percent of air traffic at 40 busy airports would be cut, potentially impacting thousands of flights, though the details of how many and which specific airports will be cut was not announced.

It will be restricted to these 40 high volume traffic markets,” FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said.

The announcement comes as air traffic controller staffing shortages during the shutdown are delaying an increasing number of flights throughout the country. »

The increased taxes on households earning at least $300,000 will shore up funding for free school meals for all public school children, provide raises for school meal staff, and support school district efforts to buy locally-sourced food.

The passage of Proposition MM marks the second time Coloradans have voted to tax themselves to provide meals for public school kids in recent years.

In 2022, voters passed Proposition FF to increase taxes on the same group of wealthy Coloradans to start the Healthy School Meals for All Program. »