The NewsWorthy Historic Shutdown Ends, Epstein Discussed Trump & Red Cup Rebellion? - Thursday, November 13, 2025
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Nov 13, 2025 The longest government shutdown in history has finally ended, revealing crucial funding provisions. Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein spark discussions about President Trump's awareness of the situation. California braces for a powerful storm threatening heavy rain and flooding, while Starbucks gears up for its busy Red Cup Day amidst potential labor tensions. Plus, unique ideas for World Kindness Day are shared, encouraging all to participate in spreading kindness.
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Shutdown Ends With Short-Term Deal
- The longest government shutdown ended after Congress passed a short-term spending deal and President Trump signed it.
- Funding now extends to January and includes three full-year bills plus temporary limits on Trump firing more federal employees.
Epstein Emails Raise Questions About Trump
- Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein suggest Trump 'knew about the girls and told Ghislaine to stop.'
- No Epstein victim has accused Trump of wrongdoing, but lawmakers are pushing to release Justice Department files in full.
Carrier Deployment Heightens Regional Tensions
- The USS Ford entered waters near Latin America amid U.S. strikes on alleged drug trafficking boats.
- Venezuela mobilized forces and nearby countries suspended intelligence sharing over controversial boat strikes.