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Gunner Stockton threw for 264 yards Saturday as No.
5, Georgia beat Mississippi State 41-21.
Number six, Oregon struggled in the game but beat Iowa 18-16 and Muskingum University beat Capital 7-3.
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman.
The Senate adjourned late Saturday afternoon without taking any action to end the federal government shutdown, which is now entering its 40th day.
The shutdown is the longest in U.S.
history, and so far there appears to be no bipartisan path forward to bring it to an end.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is attacking President Trump over delayed SNAP food benefits.
In a social media post Saturday, Newsom wrote, quote, Donald Trump is literally fighting in court to ensure Americans starve.
And in all caps, he added, quote, Trump does not care about you.
His comments came after the Supreme Court late Friday granted the administration's appeal to temporarily block a court order requiring it to fully fund SNAP benefits payments.
More than 1,000 flights were canceled across the country on Saturday.
The FAA is limiting flight capacity at 40 U.S.
airports because of air traffic control issues which have been caused by the government shutdown.
Emmy Holquin was in Miami for a flight to see family in the Dominican Republic.
She says the cancellations are nerve-wracking.
Millions of Americans will be getting an early taste of winter weather over the next coming days.