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 TODAY'S NEWS IN OOFAND – APRIL 11, 2025

1. Senate Rejects Spending Bill:

In a stunning vote of 2 Yea – 200 Nay – 2 Present, the Ooflish Senate has decisively killed the controversial national spending bill. Senator Susan Oofy Oofy, after much public attention, voted Present, avoiding a firm stance and stirring debate nationwide.

2. President Thomas to Sign Executive Orders:

Following the Senate defeat, President Calvin Thomas has announced plans to sign a series of executive orders over the next 48 hours. These orders are expected to focus on education reform, infrastructure development, and international humanitarian aid.

3. Susan Oofy Oofy Makes History (Again):

Fresh off her record-setting filibuster, Senator Susan Oofy Oofy continues to dominate headlines. Sources close to the Oofy Oofy office confirm she may be considering a presidential run in the next election cycle.

4. National Debt Crisis Looms:

With government default already confirmed earlier this week, Treasury officials are warning of imminent economic instability if Congress fails to act. Emergency meetings are ongoing.

5. Oofland Celebrates “Civic Duty Day”:

Across the nation, schools, local governments, and community centers hosted events to encourage voter participation and public service awareness.

6. Weather Update:

Most of Oofland is experiencing mild weather today. A light rain is expected in coastal areas while the central regions remain sunny and Cool.

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