CNN 5 Things Flights Cancelled, $1T Pay Package, DC Sandwich Thrower and more
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Nov 7, 2025 Travel chaos is hitting hard with hundreds of flight cancellations due to FAA cuts. A high-stakes meeting at the White House focuses on Russian oil, while a military strike in the Caribbean targets a suspected drug boat. In tech news, Elon Musk inches closer to becoming the world’s first trillionaire with a massive pay package approved by shareholders. Lastly, a court ruling leads to the acquittal of a man infamous for throwing sandwiches, leaving many in disbelief over the trial's outcome.
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Flight Reductions To Prevent Controller Overwork
- The FAA ordered a 4% cut to flights at 40 airports to ease controller overtime during the shutdown.
- Flight reductions could rise to 10% by next Friday if the shutdown continues, risking major travel chaos.
Court Orders Full SNAP Payments
- A federal judge ordered the administration to fully fund SNAP benefits for tens of millions in November.
- The White House is appealing the ruling amid political dispute over the shutdown responsibility.
Diplomacy With Orban And Uzbekistan Deal
- President Trump hosted Viktor Orban to discuss Hungary's plan to buy Russian oil and its EU veto threats.
- Trump also announced a $35 billion trade deal with Uzbekistan, projecting it could grow to $100 billion.