Overview
- The Senate approved the funding measure with 60 votes, including support from eight Democrats who broke with their party.
- The House is expected to vote on November 12, with President Trump saying he believes it will pass.
- Air travel disruptions persisted, with FlightAware reporting more than 9,000 cancellations and 34,500 delays since November 7, including 2,400 cancellations on November 11 and over 1,200 already on November 12.
- Transportation Secretary Shawn Duffy told The Washington Post that recovery will take time, offering no timeline for normal operations.
- Progressive group MoveOn and several House Democrats urged Chuck Schumer to resign as Senate Democratic leader following the compromise.