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17.11.25 - 19:15
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Duffy Averts Nationwide Airport Crisis As "Normal Flight Operations Resume" (ZeroHedge)
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Duffy Averts Nationwide Airport Crisis As "Normal Flight Operations Resume"
The 43-day federal government shutdown that plunged major US airports into chaos is finally easing, with operations normalizing just in time for the year's busiest holiday travel period.
"The FAA has determined that normal flight operations can resume after multiple days of positive staffing with air traffic controllers in our towers," Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy revealed on X late Sunday night.
Duffy said, "Now we can refocus our efforts on hiring and building the state-of-the-art air traffic control system the American people deserve."
?The @FAANews has determined that normal flight operations can resume after multiple days of positive staffing with air traffic controllers in our towers.
Now we can refocus our efforts on hiring and building the state-of-the-art air traffic control system the American people… https://t.co/28wQpOfKHD
— Secretary Sean Duffy (@SecDuffy...
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17.11.25 - 16:48
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Private Credit Is Next Crisis for Financial Markets, Gundlach Says (Bloomberg)
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DoubleLine Capital CEO and founder Jeffrey Gundlach says the next big crisis for the financial markets is private credit. The Wall Street bond king appeared on an episode of the Odd Lots podcast recorded to mark the show's 10-year anniversary. He spoke to Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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17.11.25 - 09:06
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Korean startup Stratio tackles recycling crisis with new infrared sensor (Digitimes)
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Stratio, a Korean deep-tech startup founded by three Stanford Ph.D. graduates, is introducing what it claims is the first germanium-based short-wave infrared sensor designed for large-scale commercial use. During a live pitch session in Pangyo, the company said its "infrared AI" can solve problems that traditional vision AI and standard cameras cannot, including identifying mixed plastics inside recycling facilities, detecting narcotics, and enabling new capabilities inside future smartphones....
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17.11.25 - 05:36
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The Convenience Culture Crisis: How Second-Wave Feminism Helped Make America Sick (ZeroHedge)
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The Convenience Culture Crisis: How Second-Wave Feminism Helped Make America Sick
Authored by Mollie Engelhart via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
There is a version of my life that could have existed, and for a long time it looked like the path I was on. I was a successful restaurateur, financially independent, living a neat and polished life that most people would label as accomplishment. I could have stayed that woman. A single woman with a couple of well-trained pets, a beautiful home in a gated golf-course community, and a thriving business. No obligations, no interruptions, and no sticky hands tugging my shirt while I tried to answer an email.
Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock
Society would have applauded that version of me and called it freedom.
The irony is that during that time, I was feeding thousands of people from-scratch food. I knew the value of real ingredients and traditional cooking techniques, yet I did not fully understand the deeper meaning of nourishment. Not just physical n...
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16.11.25 - 14:12
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Can the World Afford to Retire? How One Country is Addressing the Crisis (Bloomberg)
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Around the world, market forces – low interest rates, longer lives, workers changing jobs – are testing underfunded pension plans. We explore how the world should rethink financial security for aging populations. The Netherlands offers one solution by taking on more risk for younger populations. Economist Teresa Ghilarducci explains why countries like the US have kicked the can down the road, while Dutch experts Adrian Rikjen and Stan Veuger highlight how a pivot toward defined contributions could make the system sustainable. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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