DEVELOPING: Flight Disruptions Persist Amid Shutdown, Google Cracks Down on Scammers

Breaking News: Flight Disruptions Persist Amid Shutdown, Google Cracks Down on Scammers The US government shutdown, which has lasted for over a week, continues to cause disruptions in the aviation industry. Multiple flights have been grounded or delayed due to staffing shortages and lack of air traffic control personnel. The shutdown has resulted in significant flight disruptions, with over 100 flights canceled and hundreds more delayed. Passengers are facing long wait times and cancellations, with many flights rescheduled for later in the day or tomorrow. The shutdown, which began on November 5, was triggered by a disagreement between lawmakers over healthcare subsidies. The Republican-led House of Representatives is expected to vote on a funding bill today, which could bring an end to the shutdown. In a separate development, Google has announced a lawsuit against scammers who have been using the company's services to deceive and steal from users. The lawsuit targets individuals and groups who have been using Google's services to spread misinformation and phishing scams. The lawsuit is part of Google's efforts to crack down on online scams and protect its users. The company has been working to improve its security measures and detect and prevent scams. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.