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Alaska Airlines has grounded flights nationwide due to an IT outage. “Alaska Airlines is experiencing an IT outage affecting operations. A temporary ground stop is in place. We apologize for the inconvenience,” the airline stated. “If you’re scheduled to fly tonight, please check your flight status before heading to the airport,” it added. Alaska Airlines is experiencing an IT outage affecting operations. A temporary ground stop is in place. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you're scheduled to fly tonight, please check your flight status before heading to the airport. — Alaska Airlines News (@AlaskaAirNews) October 23, 2025 ABC News noted: Alaska Airlines flights are grounded nationwide on Thursday after the airline said it is experiencing an “IT outage affecting operations.” The airline has requested the FAA for the ground stop. BREAKING: Alaska Airlines is currently facing an IT outage that has led to a temporary ground stop affecting its operations.https://t.co/FGd176affE — KOMO News (@komonews) October 23, 2025 NBC 5 Chicago shared: The airline sent a statement to NBC Chicago regarding the outage, reiterating what was said on social media: “Alaska Airlines is experiencing an IT outage affecting operations. A temporary ground stop is in place. We apologize for the inconvenience.” The ground stop affects Alaska Airlines flights at all airports nationwide. Alaska Airlines services the Chicago area via the O’Hare International Airport. This story is developing. 

Last week, I brought you this report of President Trump telling us a private billionaire donor told him he will cut a check to pay our troops during the Schumer Shutdown if needed. Full report here: President Trump Says “Extremely Wealthy” Private Donor Told Him: “I will pay it!” (Elon?) Today he made good on that promise, scratching a check for $130 MILLION to make sure our troops stay PAID during the shutdown. Wow! Watch here: Backup here if needed: BREAKING: President Trump says an anonymous Billionaire sent a $130 MILLION dollar check to pay the troops during the current government shutdown. Who do you think it was?pic.twitter.com/uiasocbMEH — TaraBull (@TaraBull808) October 23, 2025 So....who is it? My guess is still Elon. ORIGINAL REPORT: President Trump Says "Extremely Wealthy" Private Donor Told Him: "I will pay it!" (Elon?) This is really stunning... President Trump just revealed that an extremely wealthy private donor called him up and said if there are any shortfalls in being able to pay our Military, I will pay it (meaning the private donor said he will pay it). Absolutely incredible offer -- and I'll explain why in just a bit. First, watch this: TRANSCRIPT: On the shutdown, um, you, you have the money to pay the troops on October 15th. Okay. How is this— I actually have a man who is a very wealthy person, you'll know that when I tell you this, who called a donor, a great gentleman, and he said, "If there's any money necessary, shortfall, for the paying of the troops, then I will pay it." Meaning, he will pay it. How about that? I said, "Look, we're not gonna need it. We're gonna take care of our troops." But, uh, this was a position that's being forced upon us by Democrats, and all they have to do is just— Backup here if needed: WOW! Pres. Trump says a private donor offered to pay the troops during government shutdown. "He said, 'If there's any money necessary, shortfall, for the paying of the troops, then I will pay it.' Meaning he will pay it...I said, 'we're not gonna need it.'" pic.twitter.com/Qm0RQ0QSRe — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 14, 2025 Now, allow me to put it into context for you.... That's obviously a stunning offer, but you might not realize quite how stunning. I went to ChatGPT and Grok to ask how much each pay period is for all active duty Military of any kind.  How much are we talking here? Grok estimated each pay period (assuming 24 paychecks per year) comes in at a staggering $7.8 billion: Best Estimate per Pay PeriodU.S. military pay is issued semimonthly (twice per month, on the 1st and 15th, adjusted for weekends/holidays), resulting in 24 pay periods per year. Total cost per pay period: $187.2 billion ÷ 24 = $7.8 billion. Checking that math, ChatGPT comes in at a similar but slightly smaller $6.7 billion (and do NOT say 6-7): Total per pay period (mid-month or end-of-month) ≈ $6.66 billion (about $6.6–$6.7B). To put all of THAT into context, President Trump was reported worth about $10 billion when he first ran for office back in 2016. So even all the wealth of the Trump family could only fund ONE Military pay check before running dry. So who could be wealthy enough to even make this offer? I don't know and President Trump has not yet revealed, but there's really only one guy who I think could handle this and he goes by the name Elon Musk. That's just my guess, what do you think? RELATED REPORT: UNREAL: Speaker Mike Johnson EXPOSES The Ridiculous Demands From Democrats To Reopen The Government Folks, President Trump is winning the war over the "Schumer Siesta" (a/k/a the Government Shutdown) but we need to keep the pressure on. So please help me share this far and wide to wake up even the most ardent Far Lefty... Speaker Mike Johnson just read aloud just a small portion of the ridiculous demands the Democrats are making in order to reopen the Government. Check this out: - $24.6M to "climate resilience" in Honduras - $13.4M to "civic engagement" in Zimbabwe - $3.9M to "LGBTQI+ democracy grants" in the Balkans - $2.9M to "desert locust reduction" in Africa - $2M to "organizing for feminist democratic principles" in Africa And that's just a small portion, there's $5 billion more in there! Backup video here if needed: pic.twitter.com/j2H1flcUpQMike Johnson — Here are the Democrat Demands to End the Government Shutdown - $24.6M to "climate resilience" in Honduras- $13.4M to "civic engagement" in Zimbabwe- $3.9M to "LGBTQI+ democracy grants" in the Balkans- $2.9M to "desert locust reduction"… — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) October 14, 2025 Folks, are they really this stupid? Do they really think this is going to work? President Trump WANTS the Government shut down, do you think he's ever going to cave to these ridiculous demands? No way! He loves it! We've already permanently laid off a ton of useless Government workers and we still have a ton to go. KEEP IT SHUT DOWN!

President Trump said an anonymous donor offered to pay for any budgetary shortfall for the U.S. military amid the ongoing government shutdown. “A friend of mine, a man that’s great. I’m not going to use his name unless he let’s me do it,” Trump said. “He called us the other day and he said ‘I’d like to contribute any shortfall you have because of the Democrat shutdown. I’d like to personally contribute any shortfall you have with the military. Because I love the military, and I love the country. Any shortfall. If there’s a shortfall, I’ll contribute it,'” Trump continued. Trump said the individual sent a check for $130 million. “He doesn’t really want the recognition,” Trump emphasized. Trump said it’s going to the military. Check it out: BREAKING: In an incredible gesture, President Trump reveals the anonymous billionaire who is paying the troops during the shutdown has OFFICIALLY sent a check for $130M. WOW! "Today he sent us a check for $130 million." REPORTER: Who? TRUMP: "He doesn't want the… pic.twitter.com/AeCmughszR — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 23, 2025 Reuters has more: The administration faces mounting pressure to ensure active-duty service members receive their paychecks despite the budget impasse. Trump previously signed an executive order directing the Pentagon to repurpose unused research funds to cover salaries. House Speaker Mike Johnson has called the military funding shift a temporary fix and warned that troops could soon miss their paychecks if Congress fails to pass a budget resolution. The U.S. federal government has been partially shut down since October 1 as lawmakers in Congress remain deadlocked over a new budget, with disputes over healthcare subsidies at the center of the impasse. Trump previously said a “very wealthy person” offered to cover any shortfall necessary to pay the troops. Footage below: WOW! Trump says a donor offered to COVER payroll for our troops if money could not be shifted for their paychecks, as Dems use troops as pawns What a PATRIOT. Bi-weekly payroll for troops is around $6.6 BILLION! It’d have to be someone like @elonmusk. Not just any… pic.twitter.com/i564uRAD8j — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) October 14, 2025 NewsNation noted: Annual payroll for the Pentagon totals about $236 billion, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Earlier this month, Trump directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to use all of the Pentagon’s “available funds” to go toward paying military service members during the government shutdown. A department spokesperson told The Hill then that about $8 billion, including research funds, had been identified to use for mid-month paychecks.