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The following stories are featured exclusively on The Flyover Podcast—a daily show that gives you the most important headlines in under 15 minutes. Clicking the link will take you directly to these stories:

➤ Amazon has begun paying Prime customers who were misled about the service. See who’s eligible. (Hear About Payments)

➤ The classic Thanksgiving dinner for 10 will cost less this year. Here’s the breakdown. (Listen Here)

➤ Taylor Swift helped inspire the creation of a new word for the Cambridge Dictionary.  (Hear What Word)

➤ President Trump on Truth Social accused a group of Democratic lawmakers of “seditious behavior, punishable by death” for making videos telling members of the military that they don’t have to follow “illegal orders.” (See Details)

➤ A federal judge ordered the government to end the monthslong National Guard deployment in Washington, ruling that it illegally intrudes on local law enforcement authority. The order was put on hold for 21 days pending appeal. (More)

➤ The administration proposed opening California and Florida coastal waters to oil drilling for the first time in decades, sparking bipartisan opposition from both states over environmental and tourism concerns. (More)

➤ Florida Democratic Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick was indicted for allegedly stealing $5 million in FEMA funds to finance her 2021 congressional campaign. She faces up to 53 years if convicted. (More)

35K+ People Bought This Tech Stock

No, it’s not NVIDIA or another buzzy AI company. 

It’s EnergyX, the startup whose patented tech can recover 300% more lithium than traditional methods. That’s a big deal, as demand for lithium is expected to reach 18X current production levels by 2040.

Now, they’re moving toward commercial production in Chile on a lithium project with $1.1B in potential annual revenue at projected lithium market prices.

That’s not all, though. EnergyX also just completed a 35k-acre acquisition of lithium-rich land in the United States, right next to some of the world’s biggest energy players.

No wonder General Motors, POSCO, and 35k+ people have already invested. Join them as an early-stage EnergyX investor today.

➤ Major League Baseball announced a new three-year media rights deal that will split coverage between ESPN, NBC, and newcomer Netflix, which acquired the Home Run Derby in the deal. The agreement will bring in about $800 million in total. (More)

➤ No. 4 Arizona basketball beat No. 3 UConn 71-67, with the Wildcats outrebounding the Huskies 43-23. UConn coach Dan Hurley tore up a stat sheet during his postgame interview while saying his team got “punked.” (More)

➤ Jets cornerback Kris Boyd posted a positive health update from the hospital for the first time since being shot in New York City last week. The post said he’s “coming along” with his recovery and starting to breathe on his own. (More)

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

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Daily Market Report   11/20/2025

➤ Big Stock Move: PACS stock jumped 55% to a 52-week high on Thursday after the healthcare technology company reported strong third-quarter results. (More)

➤ The U.S. economy added 119,000 new jobs in September, more than double the 50,000 jobs that had been forecast, according to a delayed report Thursday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. (More)

➤ Bath & Body Works announced a turnaround plan for the company, as its stock hit a new low on Thursday. The plan includes exiting from categories like haircare and men’s grooming and refocusing on the company’s core products. (More)

➤ Waymo announced that it will soon begin manually driving robotaxi vehicles in Minneapolis, Tampa, and New Orleans. The company will launch with human drivers and then shift to driverless robotaxi service as soon as next year. (More)

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Exxon and Chevron Have an Unlikely New Neighbor

Energy giants like Exxon and Chevron have been buying up land in America’s lithium hotspot. 

Now they’ve got a new neighbor. 

EnergyX just acquired the rights to 35k gross acres of lithium-rich land in the United States, right next to Exxon and Chevron’s lithium projects, bringing their total to nearly 50,000 acres. 

What’s really turning heads about this move is that EnergyX isn’t just competing for lithium-rich land. They’ve pioneered patented technology that can recover 300% more lithium than traditional methods. That combination positions EnergyX to be one of the biggest vertically integrated lithium producers in America. Plus, General Motors has invested along with other global leaders like Eni and POSCO.

Great timing too, because the demand for lithium is projected to 18X current production by 2040. 

Now, you can join 35k+ investors and claim a stake in the lithium boom as an early-stage EnergyX investor. 

➤ Norwegian officials discovered that Chinese-made Yutong electric buses can be remotely accessed and potentially shut down via servers in China, even while parked deep in a mountain mine. The test, carried out by Oslo’s transit agency Ruter, revealed a remote chip in the buses that posed serious cybersecurity risks. (More)

➤ Meta will start cutting off Facebook, Instagram, and Threads for Australian users under the age of 16 on Dec. 4. The move complies with a new Australian law requiring platforms to block minors or face fines up to $32 million. (See Details)

➤ Urban raccoons in Washington are evolving softer features, floppier ears, and calmer temperaments, traits linked to domestication, thanks to easy meals from human trash, scientists say. (More)

➤ An actor known for Law & Order and The Sopranos bad guy roles stopped a potential abduction near his Jersey City home after confronting a man carrying an intoxicated teen. (More)

➤ Missouri Judge Matthew Thornhill resigned after a disciplinary panel found he repeatedly donned an Elvis wig and made irrelevant Elvis references during hearings, including playing Elvis music at swearings-in. (More)

➤ Country music superstar Lainey Wilson won album of the year, female vocalist of the year, and entertainer of the year at the 59th CMA Awards on Wednesday night, while Cody Johnson earned male vocalist of the year. (See Winners)

➤ Why seniors are 230% more likely to be frail (and the Nobel Prize food fix). Can’t remember names or movie titles? Johns Hopkins found that a silent epidemic plaguing seniors increases frailty risk by 230%. Good news: Nobel Prize-winning researchers discovered one food that reverses cognitive decline, muscle loss, and weakness. This often-overlooked superfood could transform your health—without even needing a doctor’s visit. (Learn More)

➤ A Paris court blocked the auction of La Pascaline, a 1642 mechanical calculator built by Blaise Pascal, after scientists argued it should be protected as a national treasure. (See Calculator)

➤ In other auction news, a fully functional 18-karat gold toilet titled America, created by artist Maurizio Cattelan, sold for $12.1 million at Sotheby’s in New York. (See Toilet)

➤ An 85-year-old man in France accidentally drove over 930 miles to Croatia after his GPS misrouted him on what was supposed to be a 12-mile trip to the doctor. The man was found safe in a Croatian hotel after 20 hours on the road. (See Details)

➤ My dog almost got euthanized… until I found this x-military trainer’s invention. Stella saved her German Shepherd from being put down using Barks No More, an ultrasonic trainer created by an ex-military expert that stops bad behavior instantly—no pain, shock, or $2,000 classes. One button, a week of training, and her dog transformed. Works on barking, aggression, and even cats.  (LEARN MORE)

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2. I like what I like: 27%
3. Yes: 19%

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