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 It was quite literally a race against time for lawmakers in Washington as an ominous government shutdown loomed ahead of a midn stanley termoska ight deadline on Saturday.Lawmakers met behind closed doors in the early morning hours on Saturday to use every available bit of time to try and agree to a plan to fund the U.S. government.House Speaker Kevin McCarthy pivoted from what seemed to be a never-ending holding pattern in negotiations, to  stanley cup focus on a proposed 45-day temporary spending bill that lawmakers hoped would be a step towards avoiding a shutdown of U.S. government services.SEE MORE: On brink of government shutdown, McCarthy focuses on 45-day planIt was still unclear how lawmakers would move forward after the House reconvened just before noon on Saturday to debate the Continuing Appropriations Act, 2024. But, by Saturday afternoon, the House passed the 45-day funding bill, and sent it to stanley cup  the Senate.NEW @scrippsnews: White House says its tracking short-term funding bill passed by the House.A White House official highlights to @HaleyBullNews that it keeps the government open at higher funding levels than the Senate bill and includes disaster relief and FAA authorization.鈥?Nathaniel Reed  @ReedReports  September 30, 2023    Read the full document here:Trending stories at ScrippsnewsPelosi to escort Feinstein s body via military plane to California5 dead, 5 injured in crash with ammonia leak, prompting evacuationsISIS official captured in US helicopter raid in Syria Rnhz Record number of US homebuyers backed out of deals in July, per Redfin
 Southwest Airlines is lowering expectations for its third quarter as the delta variant spreads rapidly across the United States.In a regulatory filing Wednesday, CNN says Southwest Airlines repo copo stanley rted fewer customers are booking flights. The airline is also repo stanley travel mug rting an uptick in cancelations, according to CNN.Southwest blames the delta variant for the drop in demand, CNBC reports.The Dallas-based airline reportedly said July was profitable, but it expects turning profits in the third quarter will be more difficult.CNN reports that the airline expects September revenue to be down by as much as 25% when compared to the same month in 2010Southwest isnt the only airline concerned about profits. Frontier said last week, best-case scenario, it would break even in for the second quarter, CNBC reports.Some airlines are taking measures to make customers and workers feel safe.United announc stanley fr ed it would require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by the fall. Frontier customers are also required to be vaccinated or submit to regular COIVD-19 testing, according to Insider. Southwest does not have a vaccine mandate.      .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo