Israel Gives Uncommon Alert to Lebanese Civilians as Johnson Implements New Plan to Prevent Shutdown: Morning Briefing

House Speaker Mike Johnson has reached a deal with Democrats and the White House to pass a three-month funding bill, avoiding a government shutdown. The bill, which will be voted on this week, does not include Trump’s provision requiring proof of citizenship to vote. Israel has launched extensive strikes across Lebanon, warning civilians to evacuate from Hezbollah positions. In other news, a mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama left 4 dead and 17 injured, with a manhunt underway for the shooters. And in sports, highlights from Week 3 of the NFL include the Chiefs remaining undefeated, Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert leaving the game due to injury, and kicker Brandon Aubrey hitting a 65-yard field goal. In politics, fallout from racist comments allegedly made by Mark Robinson surfaces, while a new NBC News poll shows Kamala Harris leading Trump in the presidential race. Lastly, a steakhouse server in Miami discusses the challenges of making ends meet in one of the least affordable markets in the U.S. Fall wardrobe care tips and online shopping recommendations are also included in this roundup.

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