How senators finally came to a deal that could end the shutdown

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  Good morning.

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  It's Monday, November 10th.

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  I'm Shamita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  On today's show, the Senate inches closer to ending the government shutdown,

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  how AI data centers are transforming American communities,

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  and after 200 years in publishing, the farmers on the Mac comes to an end.

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  Let's start with shutdown news.

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  Capitol Hill, which is normally quiet on Sundays,

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  was the scene of a dramatic political breakthrough last night,

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  as senators voted to advance an agreement that could reopen the government.

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  For the first time, eight Democrats broke with their party to support a Republican measure,

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  just enough to overcome the filibuster that's forced a stalemate to this point.

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  Republican Majority Leader John Thune took to the Senate floor shortly before the vote.

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  I am optimistic.

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  that after almost six weeks of this shutdown, we'll finally be able to end it.

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  I will call up that bill in a matter of minutes,

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  and I look forward to passing the clean,

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  continuing resolution and appropriations bill package in the very near future.

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  To be clear, though, it's not quite over.

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