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➤ Unpaid air traffic controllers hit their breaking point, causing thousands of flight delays amid the government shutdown. (Hear Episode)

➤ The FBI stopped an ISIS-inspired Halloween terror attack plot by two Michigan men. (Listen Now)

➤ A Gen Z worker’s time-off request left the internet divided—what was the reason? (Hear Details)

➤ Voters head to the polls today for local and state elections nationwide, with attention focused particularly on several high-stakes contests: New York City mayor’s race between Democrats Zohran Mamdani and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo; the New Jersey governor’s race pitting Republican Jack Ciattarelli against Democrat Mikie Sherrill; and the Virginia governor’s race between Democrat Abigail Spanberger and Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears. (See Details)

➤ Democrats are significantly outspending Republicans on advertising in the key races in Virginia, New Jersey, and other states, often by tens of millions of dollars. (More)

➤ The Kalshi prediction market platform shows that in the New York, New Jersey, and Virginia elections, traders are betting that Democrats will sweep all three. (See Odds)

➤ A bipartisan group of House legislators proposed a compromise plan to reopen the government by temporarily extending ObamaCare’s enhanced tax credits but including a sunset period and an income cap for high earners. (More)

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➤ AP Poll: Utah, Texas, and Oklahoma were the biggest winners of this week’s poll, each moving up seven spots after defeating ranked opponents. Tennessee, on the other hand, fell nine spots to No. 23 following its loss to Oklahoma—the biggest drop of any team this week. (More)

➤ The Chicago Cubs received a league-high three Golden Glove Awards for the 2025 season, including a fourth consecutive award for left fielder Ian Happ. (More)

➤ Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little broke the NFL record for longest field goal at 68 yards on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders. The league has now seen seven field goals of 60-plus yards this year, already an all-time high despite being just halfway through the season. (More)

➤ NCAA college basketball kicked off last night with dozens of men’s and women’s games across the country. Starting today, you can follow all the scores every day in our “Yesterday’s Results” tab below. (See Scores)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NFL | NBA | NHL | Soccer | NCAAM | NCAAW

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➤ Big Stock Move: Cipher Mining stock jumped nearly 22% on Monday after the company announced a $5.5 billion lease agreement for 15 years with Amazon Web Services. (More)

➤ Ford, Toyota, Kia, and Hyundai all reported major drops in electric vehicle sales last month after federal EV incentives ended. Ford reported a 25% drop in October compared to last year, and Toyota said it sold only 18 units of its bZ electric car, down from 1,401 units a year earlier. (More)

➤ OpenAI has signed a deal to buy $38 billion worth of capacity from Amazon Web Services, its first contract with the leader in cloud infrastructure and a sign that its reliance on Microsoft’s cloud is waning. (More)

➤ A prepared pasta product sold at major grocers has been linked to six deaths and over two dozen illnesses from listeria contamination. Nate’s Fine Foods has expanded the recall of the widely distributed contaminated products. (See Recall List)

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➤ Jeff Bezos says millions could live in space within decades, pitching his Orbital Reef station as the first step. The private facility, with an operational date of 2030, would orbit Earth as a business hub, tourist destination, and research center. (See Facility)

➤ A new study found that adults over 65 who used the speed-focused BrainHQ app daily showed a sharp boost in cholinergic brain activity, a key system tied to memory and attention. (See Details)

➤ Australian researchers developed a roof coating that reflects 97% of sunlight and pulls water from the air. In field tests, it kept buildings up to 11 degrees cooler and collected over a gallon of water daily per 129 square feet. (More)

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➤ NASA scientists uncovered a “deep-space” fungus hack after solving a major health risk for astronauts who couldn’t change socks for weeks. Now available to the public, this breakthrough clears yellow, brittle nails and eliminates foot fungus fast. Watch the short video to see how it works.

➤ Once-bustling vacation spots from New York to Colorado have become haunting relics of their glory days, according to a roundup of abandoned American resorts. Grossinger’s Catskill Resort, a possible Dirty Dancing inspiration, closed in 1986 and burned in 2022. Others, like Geneva Basin in Colorado and Elkmont in Tennessee, were undone by fires, finances, or shifting travel habits. (See Photos)

➤ A new roundup highlights some of the oldest bridges on Earth—many still in use today. From Greece’s Arkadiko Bridge, built around 1300 B.C. to carry chariots, to Turkey’s 3,000-year-old Caravan Bridge, these ancient structures have survived wars, weather, and centuries of change. (See Bridges)

➤ According to Airbnb’s 2025–2026 winter travel report, U.S. families are ditching big resorts for lesser-known destinations offering quiet charm and good value. Trending cold-weather spots include Dover, Vermont; Campton, New Hampshire; and Champion, Pennsylvania, near Seven Springs. (More)

➤ The 37 most obsessed-over gadgets of the year.  What makes a gadget worth obsessing over? It’s that perfect combo of “why didn’t I think of that?” and “I need this now.” These 37 picks nail it. They’re the items flying into shopping carts because they solve actual problems with surprising ingenuity. (LEARN MORE)

➤ Diane Ladd, the three-time Oscar nominee known for her roles in Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and Wild at Heart, has died at 89. Her daughter, Laura Dern, announced Ladd passed away at home in Ojai, California, calling her “a profound gift of a mother.” (See Details)

➤ With Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani leading NYC’s mayoral polls, wealthy residents are fueling bidding wars and high-priced home sales outside New York in Westchester, New Jersey, and Connecticut. (See Details)

➤ A cuddly Golden Retriever named Romeo is going viral for his nightly ritual—snuggling in his mom’s lap as she recaps his day. (See Video)

➤ A tricky 1920 poem called The Chaos, written by Dutch linguist Gerard Nolst Trenité, packs nearly 800 examples of English’s wildly inconsistent spelling and pronunciation—so baffling that few can read it aloud without slipping up. (Read Poem)

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3. Already did
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Yesterday’s Results:

What kind of last name do you have? 

1. Ancestral (“Johnson”): 32%
2. Other/not sure: 31%
3. Occupational (“Smith”): 14%
4. Geographical (“York”): 12%
5. Descriptive (“Brown”): 11%

Today’s Trivia

Which future president, while running for state office, spent nearly his entire campaign budget on booze?

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