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Air Travel: A telecommunications upgrade at an aging FAA site triggered a nationwide ground stop Friday, causing thousands of cancellations and delays that continued into Saturday. Officials say there’s no sign of a cyberattack; New York Gov. Kathy Hochul called for Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to resign. Public Health: The U.S. has reportedly lost its measles-elimination status as outbreaks spread, including a severe one in Pennsylvania. Medicaid: The Trump administration gave states six more months, until July, before they must remove people who fail new work requirements—though states still need to assess eligibility. Midterm Fallout: Democrats are celebrating sweeping wins, including flipped Senate seats and dozens of House seats, while preparing investigations of the administration as they take control of Congress. Economy: Federal Reserve data show the richest 1% hold a record 32.5% of U.S. household wealth, while the bottom half hold just 2.3%; higher-than-expected inflation has also raised the prospect of a larger December rate hike. National Security: Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it shot down a U.S. drone near the Strait of Hormuz, adding to tensions after reports of an Iranian strike on U.S. radar in Bahrain.

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