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Every departure at every U.S. airport is on hold. The FAA just called a nationwide ground stop over a communication failure at its air traffic control centers. Only the second time since 9/11. Anyone stuck at the gate right now? 🐝
Four nonprofits just sued OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and SpaceX's AI unit to freeze advanced AI. Their star witnesses? The CEOs' own warnings about what they're building. 🐝
Police have named all eight people killed in the Brooklyn building collapse. Two were kids, ages 9 and 10. The companies digging next door? OSHA citations and a city fine for ignoring a stop-work order. Who let them keep going?
Democrats haven't even taken over the Senate yet and they're already fighting over who runs it. Chris Van Hollen says they "need new leadership" and he's coming for Chuck Schumer's job. Schumer says he has the votes. Who blinks first?
Outlook is down for a second day and Microsoft still can't say when it'll be fixed. Not a hack, they say, just a network change gone wrong with "marginal success" getting it back. Teams and Copilot got hit too. Is your inbox still dead?
Trump says the midterms weren't honest, and some of his loudest allies agree. Nine days later, nobody has pointed to a single rigged machine, fake ballot batch or miscounted county. So what proof have they actually offered?
Witkoff and Kushner just met Putin at the Kremlin. New U.S.-Russia-Ukraine talks are agreed and Europe is joining. But Donbas is still the sticking point. Progress or another lap around the track?
Trump says tariffs on Mexico will be "IMMEDIATELY DOUBLED" unless it stops a migrant caravan that is still near Guatemala. No deadline. No details. But if it happens, Americans pay first: tomatoes, avocados, beer, car parts. Prices already rose 0.4% in October.
8 dead, 17 hurt, including 7 kids. A Brooklyn building fell into the construction pit next door, and that same lot was already cited for tearing down a building after the city said stop. Who checked this site?