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➤ A preservation group has called for President Trump to halt his White House ballroom addition. Here’s why. (Listen Now)

➤ The Pakistan Navy seized more than 2 tons of methamphetamine during a raid in the Arabian Sea, reportedly worth a stunning amount. (Hear Details)

➤ NYC mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa vowed he’d rather be impaled than back Andrew Cuomo. (Listen Now)

➤ The U.S. military struck another alleged drug vessel Tuesday night, this time on the Pacific side of South America, in the eighth known U.S. attack on a boat, killing two people in international waters off Colombia. (More)

➤ Former GOP Sen. John E. Sununu announced Wednesday that he’s running for the seat he held for a single term before Democrat Jeanne Shaheen defeated him in 2008. Shaheen is retiring next year. (More)

➤ GOP Senate leaders tried for the 12th time to reopen the government on Wednesday and were voted down again by Senate Democrats as the shutdown became the second-longest in U.S. history. (More)

➤ The North Carolina House gave final approval to new congressional districts designed to help protect Republicans’ slim majority in Congress by eliminating the state’s only competitive district. The new districts favor GOP candidates in 11 of 14 districts. (More)

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➤ A 10% stake in the New York Giants was sold at a price that values the team at $10.3 billion—a new NFL record. The buyer was Julia Koch, the widow of billionaire businessman David Koch. (More)

➤ The NFL announced it would push the league’s Pro Bowl festivities into Super Bowl week this season. The flag football game between the AFC and NFC will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 3—just five days before the Super Bowl itself. (More)

➤ The Women’s Professional Baseball League picked four cities to represent its first four teams: New York, Boston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. All games will be played at a neutral site during the inaugural season. (More)

➤ Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo criticized the NCAA for allowing two basketball players to jump from the NBA G League—a professional league—back into college basketball. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NBA | NHL | NCAAF | Soccer | Tennis

Daily Market Report   10/22/2025

➤ Big Stock Move: Vicor stock jumped 27% on Wednesday after the power conversion and control solutions provider reported third-quarter results that exceeded analysts’ expectations. (More)

➤ Amazon plans to avoid hiring 600,000 workers by using an AI automation strategy to double sales by 2033. The company says that robots will work alongside current employees, rather than replacing them. (More)

➤ Applications to refinance a mortgage rose 4% for the week, to a level 81% higher than the same week a year earlier, as mortgage rates fell to their lowest level in a month. (See Details)

➤ Meta will lay off roughly 600 employees within its artificial intelligence unit to reduce management layers and operate more efficiently, with notifications beginning today. (More)

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➤ General Motors announced it will launch a fully hands-free, “eyes-off” autonomous driving system on the Cadillac Escalade IQ SUV by 2028, starting with highway use and later expanding to city streets. Unlike Tesla’s camera-only approach, GM’s system will combine LiDAR, radar, and cameras to enhance safety. (See Details)

➤ In what sounds like the setup for a late-night joke but is actually serious medical science, researchers in Japan have completed the first human trial of rectal oxygen delivery, bringing us one step closer to an emergency breathing backup system for patients with blocked airways. (See Details)

➤ Uber has rebranded its eco-friendly ride option from Uber Green to Uber Electric and is offering $4,000 grants to help high-mileage drivers in select states switch to electric vehicles. (See Details)

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➤ For his 50th birthday, a German collector bought 50 vintage cars from 1950 and parked them in a private forest where they’ve been quietly rusting for 25 years. The open-air “car sculpture park” includes a Jaguar XK120, a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, and a Porsche 356, now overgrown with moss, mushrooms, and autumn leaves. (See Cars)

➤ Turns out, weird isn’t new. A roundup of 60 historical photos includes people racing alligators underwater, trampoline-jumping with kangaroos, and Tour de France riders casually sharing cigarettes mid-race. (See Photos)

➤ This new $65 digital point-and-shoot camera mimics the feel of a disposable film camera, complete with a 24-hour wait to see your photos. (See Camera)

➤ How old is your body—really? One of the best ways to find out is by measuring inflammation, a key indicator of how well you’re aging. Doctors have used ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) for over a century to measure chronic inflammation—and now, with the COR One device, you can test it yourself at home. Just a few drops of blood reveal your inflammation score and true biological age.

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➤ A widespread Amazon Web Services outage earlier this week reportedly caused thousands of dollars worth of internet-connected smart beds to overheat and become stuck in the upright position, leaving owners in an uncomfortable bind. (More)

➤ Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata delivered a surprise vocal performance at the Philly Music Fest, captivating the crowd with a rendition of Amy Winehouse’s Valerie. (See Video)

➤ The 1839 Photography Awards, named for the year photography was made available to the public, spotlighted stunning images from 79 countries this year, showcasing wildlife, landscapes, and life’s quiet moments in vivid detail. (See Photos)

➤ A 39-year-old Virginia man claims to have ridden all 1,069 adult-accessible roller coasters in the United States, capping off his 28-year coast-to-coast quest last week. (More)

➤ Scientists discovered that men with early prostate infection have this ONE thing in common… The tests done on 2,398 men revealed that the urine of those with early prostate problems had the same color… 98% of the experts believe that this can put your life at risk. Watch this video, which presents a simple three-minute ritual that can quickly alleviate any prostate issues.

Did you ever own an iPod?

1. Yes, had one or more
2. No, but I wanted one
3. No, I wasn’t interested
4. What’s an iPod?

Yesterday’s Results:

What’s your go-to stress reliever?

1. Other: 25%
2. Walk it off: 21%
3. Sweat it out: 16%
4. Snack time: 16%
5. Crank the tunes: 14%
6. Scream into the abyss: 8%

Today’s Trivia

Which state is considered the diner capital of the world?

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