The seeming end of the government shutdown means Wall Street could soon get flooded with a raft of crucial reports on the economy that were delayed during the impasse. First up: September employment.
Trump demands air traffic controllers return to work as flight cancellations spike ReutersTrump threatens to cut air traffic controllers' pay AxiosTrump bashes air traffic controllers who didn't work during shutdown The HillOver 1,600 flights canceled Monday as Trump tells air traffic controllers: 'Get back to work, NOW' ABC7 Los Angeles
