Here's the biggest news you missed this weekend

A new NBC News poll indicates Democrats hold an early lead in the battle for control of Congress next year, with more voters expressing dissatisfaction with President Trump's performance on key issues like the economy and cost of living. The poll also reveals a majority of voters believe Trump has undermined the Constitution. The ongoing government shutdown, which is approaching a record-breaking length, has also seen a significant portion of respondents blaming both Trump and congressional Republicans, though a notable number also assign blame to Democrats. Concurrently, public approval of capitalism has fallen below 50% for the first time in seven years. In the midst of the shutdown, the Trump administration faces a Monday deadline to respond to a judge's order regarding the disbursement of SNAP benefits, as millions continue to go without essential aid. Food banks across the country are experiencing increased demand, with mass distribution sites set up in some areas. If the government remains closed through Wednesday, it will become the longest shutdown in U.S. history. Governor Gavin Newsom criticized President Trump's efforts to influence redistricting in Republican states, accusing him of "rigging" the upcoming election and warning of changing political tactics. Newsom suggested a shift from previous Democratic messaging towards a more assertive approach to address current crises. In other news, U.S. forces conducted a strike on a suspected drug boat, killing all three on board. Democrats are intensifying calls for Prince Andrew to answer questions about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The White House launched a webpage mocking Democratic leaders in connection with the shutdown. A measles outbreak has ... download the app to read more