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Christian Nodal concert guide for Phoenix show, from setlist to bags

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor November 11, 2025
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Christian Nodal to Bring ‘Forajido’ Tour to Phoenix‘s ‌Mortgage Matchup Center

Table of Contents

  • Christian Nodal to Bring ‘Forajido’ Tour to Phoenix’s ‌Mortgage Matchup Center
    • getting to the Mortgage⁢ Matchup Center
    • Venue Policies – Bags and more

Phoenix, AZ – November​ 11, 2025 – Regional Mexican superstar Christian⁤ Nodal is set‍ to perform at ⁢the Mortgage Matchup Center in⁤ Phoenix on[dateofconcert-⁤[dateofconcert-[dateofconcert-⁤[dateofconcert-not provided in source text], bringing​ his acclaimed “Forajido” tour​ to the Valley. Fans ‌attending the concert should plan ⁣their transportation and be aware of venue policies regarding permitted items.

getting to the Mortgage⁢ Matchup Center

From Northwest phoenix/Glendale: Take ⁣Interstate 17 south to Jefferson Street.⁢ Turn left⁢ on ‍Jefferson ⁢street⁣ to First Street. The⁣ Mortgage Matchup Center is located on the corner of Jefferson‌ Street and First Street.

From the East Valley: Take I-10 west ⁣to Washington/Jefferson Street. Turn left on washington Street to Third Street. Turn left on Third Street to the Mortgage⁣ Matchup Center.

Valley Metro ⁤Light rail: In partnership with Valley metro, concert ticket⁤ holders can ⁢ride the light​ rail at no additional cost for four hours prior to the event’s start time through ‍the end of⁤ the⁢ transit day. ⁢Event tickets must be ​presented to a fare inspector upon request; fines for non-compliance range⁢ from $50 to ⁢$500. Note that event tickets are valid for light rail ⁣only ⁣and are ⁣not accepted on buses.

Park ‍and Ride: Valley⁣ Metro offers several park and ride lots:

* ⁢ Phoenix: 19th and Dunlap⁣ avenues,19th and​ Montebello avenues,19th Avenue and Camelback Road,Seventh Avenue and Camelback Road,Central Avenue and Camelback Road,and 38th and washington ⁤streets.
* ‌ Tempe: Dorsey Lane and Apache Boulevard,McClintock Drive and Apache ⁢Boulevard,Loop 101 and Apache Boulevard.
* ‌ Mesa: ‍ Sycamore and ⁢Main Street; Mesa Drive and Main Street; ⁤Gilbert​ Road and⁤ Main Street.

Ride Share: Recommended pickup/dropoff ​locations ⁣for Uber and Lyft are: First and Jefferson streets⁤ (Mortgage Matchup Center Plaza); Second‍ Street (The ‌Ryan); Third Street (Phoenix Convention Center) and jefferson Street ⁤(Hotel Palomar/Arrogant‌ Butcher).

Venue Policies – Bags and more

[The provided text does not contain information regarding setlists or specific bag policies. This section would require additional information to be complete.]

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Health

Title: Lobau Tunnel Controversy: Politicians Misrepresent Protected Area

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor November 10, 2025
written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

political ⁢Figures Criticized for Geographic Misinformation Regarding Lobau⁢ Tunnel Project

Vienna, Austria – Environmental association VIRUS has‍ sharply criticized⁤ Transport ⁤Minister Leonore Hanke and Freedom Party (FPÖ) leader Herbert Kickl, along⁤ with FPÖ​ parliamentarian Martin Graf, for demonstrably inaccurate statements regarding teh Lobau area and the proposed Lobau Tunnel project. The organization⁢ alleges a fundamental misunderstanding of the area’s geography ‌and protected status.

The controversy stems from recent public statements made by Hanke and Kickl. In an ⁣October 27th interview with OE24-TV, Minister Hanke stated the tunnel project concerns the “northern ⁣Lobau, not the⁢ southern⁢ area, which is protected.” Kickl, on ‌October 23rd, posted on Facebook, claiming the northern Lobau is a⁢ “designated industrial area,” a claim echoed by ‌parliamentarian Graf during a special⁤ parliamentary session on October⁣ 22nd. Graf ⁢further confused the issue ⁣by misidentifying landmarks and riverbanks,and denying⁢ the presence of a nature reserve in the ‍tunnel’s planned construction ⁢zone.⁤ He⁤ specifically referred to the ⁣Freudenau power plant as being in ‌the Lobau, and incorrectly described​ the location of a major inland ⁣port.

VIRUS​ spokesperson Wolfgang ‍Rehm refuted these claims, stating, “The entire Lobau,‌ with the exception of a relatively small tank farm ⁢and associated loading port, is part ⁤of⁢ the Donauauen‌ National Park⁣ and⁣ not an⁤ industrial area.” Rehm further clarified the area’s ​geography,⁣ pointing out the Danube ​flows​ from west to east in vienna, ​creating an ‌Upper and ⁤Lower Lobau, with⁣ the⁤ tunnel project ⁣slated to cross the Upper Lobau. He emphasized the tank farm is located in the south of the⁤ Upper ⁣Lobau, not the north.

Rehm ​also highlighted the historical context of ⁣the‍ Lobau, noting past attempts to industrialize the ⁢area, thwarted by the end of World War ​II and later⁣ initiatives in the‌ 1970s. He ‍expressed frustration at the repeated inaccuracies, stating, “If you don’t‌ want to live in the past, then you could ​know about it.”

VIRUS questions ​whether Hanke’s statements were influenced⁤ by the FPÖ’s‍ narrative. Rehm concluded,”A federal minister should ⁤in ⁣any case be⁤ expected to have at least an ⁤idea of‍ ​​what he is talking‍ about and ‌not to spread false information.”

Source: OTS Original Text Press Release – VIRUS. (www.ots.at)

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Title: Ali Zaki Captured: Colombian Intel Led to Venezuelan Fugitive

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor November 10, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Colombian tipster’s Photos of⁤ Margarita⁤ Island Life Revived Hunt for 1994 Panama Attack Suspect

A Venezuelan engineer’s⁢ detailed surveillance⁣ work, initiated ⁤in 2018, and ‌subsequent⁤ complaint to authorities appears to ⁤have‌ been a key⁤ factor ⁤in the recent capture of Ali Hage ‌Zaki Jalil, a fugitive wanted in‌ connection with a 1994 attack on Panamanian Jewish‌ businessmen. Jalil, sought ​internationally for over three decades, was located⁤ on ⁢Margarita Island, Venezuela,‌ after the engineer provided photographic evidence and details ⁣of his activities.

The engineer, whose name has not​ been publicly released, was initially tasked with simply verifying⁤ if Jalil, a ‍Lebanese-Venezuelan national, resided on ​the island. “He asked‌ me to⁢ find and take photos ‍of Ali Hage Zaki Jalil. “I placed him, in 2018, in one of the three gastrobars there and I began to gain his trust,” the engineer stated, according to reports.⁤ The images he collected ⁤- showing Jalil ⁣with family‍ on beaches and at offices‍ – matched ‌the description circulated ⁣by the ​FBI in an August 2020 international ⁢alert requesting information on Jalil’s whereabouts.

The engineer’s work‌ extended beyond simple observation. ⁤He also reported being instructed to purchase a house ⁣near⁤ a telephone tower to ‌install a device ostensibly for internet connectivity, but ​which he believes functioned as⁢ a cell phone signal receiver, part of a​ project ‌commissioned from Colombia.he provided photographs of this equipment as⁤ evidence.

The arrest ⁤of Jalil marks a meaningful growth in the examination of the 1994 attack,​ which resulted in the deaths of members of the Panamanian Jewish community. Authorities‌ have‌ credited international ⁤cooperation for ​finally locating the fugitive after 31 years.

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Title: US to Reduce Airport Capacity Amidst Government Shutdown

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 6, 2025
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

U.S. Announces Flight Cancellations as Government Shutdown Deepens

WASHINGTON D.C. – The United States⁣ will begin canceling⁢ 10% of flights​ at ⁣40 major airports starting this Friday as the partial government shutdown continues, impacting travel across the country. The Federal Aviation Administration ‍(FAA) announced the measure due to staffing shortages stemming from⁢ the lack‌ of congressional funding ⁤for federal‌ departments and agencies,which began after October 1st when the new fiscal year started.

The ​flight disruptions are ⁤the ‍latest​ outcome of a political stalemate between Republicans and Democrats in Congress. The shutdown affects a wide range of government ⁣services and is creating significant economic uncertainty. Between 3,500 and 4,000 flights could be canceled daily, according⁣ to⁢ estimates. Simultaneously, ‍a federal judge has ordered the government to distribute previously stalled aid, following concerns raised‍ by former⁢ President Trump⁤ regarding its release.

The dispute​ centers on budget negotiations, with Republicans holding narrow​ majorities ‌in both chambers of Congress. They⁤ are seeking support ‌from ⁢five Democratic⁤ senators to pass a resolution maintaining funding until the end of November while‍ broader budget⁤ issues are addressed. However, the Democratic Party is unified in its opposition, demanding a complete reassessment of Republican health proposals-specifically, revisions ⁣to a⁤ law​ approved ⁣less than six months ⁣ago.

“Aid recipients should understand‍ that it will take time ⁤to receive this money, because Democrats have put the government in an untenable position,” stated White ‍House spokeswoman Karoline ⁣Leavitt. ‍

The situation is escalating, with social assistance programs also experiencing disruptions. the​ ongoing​ impasse highlights the deep partisan divisions‌ within the government and the potential for ‍significant⁤ disruption‌ to essential services and the economy.

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Spirit Airlines Exits Phoenix Sky Harbor Amid Bankruptcy Fears

by Emma Walker – News Editor November 6, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

spirit Airlines to End Flights from Phoenix ⁣Sky Harbor, Raising Concerns About Future Viability

PHOENIX – Spirit Airlines will cease flight operations from ‍Phoenix Sky⁤ Harbor International Airport, the airline announced Tuesday, as it grapples with notable financial challenges‍ that cast doubt on its⁣ long-term survival. The move impacts travelers who rely on Spirit for budget travel options from the Valley.

The airlineS decision comes amid broader cost-cutting measures,including a recent move to introduce a premium‍ economy fare class and furlough 270‍ pilots. Spirit indicated in filings​ with the Securities and Exchange⁣ Commission ‍(SEC) that it may need to sell aircraft, real estate, and airport gate capacity to meet its financial obligations. Though, the ​company acknowledged “there is substantial⁤ doubt as to (Spirit)’s ability to continue…within⁣ 12 ⁤months from the date these financial statements are issued.”

Passengers affected by the Phoenix route cuts will be contacted by Spirit and offered refunds, the airline stated.

While Spirit’s departure eliminates a low-cost carrier option from Phoenix, nonstop service to cities previously served by the airline will continue. American Airlines,⁢ Southwest Airlines, and ⁢Delta Air Lines all offer ⁣nonstop flights between Phoenix ​and Detroit. Nonstop service⁤ to Fort lauderdale will be ‌available‌ starting with JetBlue Airways ‍and a​ new American Airlines route ⁢launching⁢ December 18.

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Title: SNAP Benefits Threatened by Shutdown: What Floridians Need to Know

by Emma Walker – News Editor November 1, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Florida ⁤SNAP Benefits ‌Face ⁢Potential Halt as States Sue USDA

TALLAHASSEE, FL – ‍A lawsuit filed by 28 states,‌ including Florida, is challenging the USDA’s interpretation of federal ⁣law regarding the use of contingency funds to continue Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in the ⁣event of a funding lapse.The dispute centers‌ on whether the USDA ⁣can utilize reserved funds to cover regular SNAP benefits for Fiscal Year 2026, ⁤as appropriations for the program have⁢ not been renewed.

The⁤ lawsuit argues the USDA’s claim that the contingency fund is‍ unavailable for regular benefits​ “is contrary to the​ plain⁣ text of the​ congressional appropriations law, which states that the reserves‍ are for use ‘in‌ such ‌amounts and at such times as may become necessary to carry out program operations’ ⁣under the‍ Food‍ and nutrition Act‍ of​ 2008.”

the ⁢USDA previously indicated a⁣ shutdown contingency plan existed that ‍would allow for direct payment of benefits ⁤from a reserve​ of ‌contingency funds. ⁢However, the⁢ agency warned SNAP and ⁤the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, ⁢Infants, and Children‌ (WIC) were​ in jeopardy, and the ⁤plan‍ was afterward removed ‍from its website.In a letter to USA TODAY,‍ the USDA stated the contingency ⁣money is ⁤only intended “to supplement regular monthly benefits when amounts have been appropriated for, but are insufficient to cover, benefits.”

Impact on Floridians:

Approximately‌ 2.98 million‌ floridians -⁢ 12.7% of the state’s ⁢population – relied on SNAP benefits​ during fiscal year ⁤2024, according to USAFacts. This is⁤ slightly higher than​ the national average of⁤ 12.3%, representing roughly 42 million Americans.

What This ⁢Means for recipients:

* ⁢ Existing Funds: Individuals currently‍ receiving ⁤SNAP benefits in Florida⁤ can continue to use existing funds on their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards ‍in November.
* ‍ Applications: The florida Department of Children and‍ Families will⁢ continue to ‍process SNAP​ applications​ as ‍usual. recipients⁣ are advised‍ not to resubmit applications, as ⁣this coudl delay processing.
* ‌ Renewals: Renewal requirements remain in effect, and recipients ‌should complete renewal notices when due.

Past ⁢Shutdowns:

During the 2018-2019 federal government ​shutdown, the USDA paid February benefits early, ​in January, ​and Congress ultimately passed‍ emergency⁤ funding ⁣to ensure continued payments‍ in March.

This is a‍ developing story and ⁢will be⁤ updated as more data becomes available.

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