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 | Tuesday, November 11, 2025 | | | Good Morning! On this day in 1918, World War I ended with the signing of the armistice between Germany and the Allied Powers. Twenty years later, in 1938, the government officially designated Nov. 11 as Armistice Day to honor WWI veterans, and then in 1954 changed it to Veterans Day to honor those who served in any era. 🎖️As we mark Veterans Day, our Feel Good Flyover Podcast honors a young man who has spent half his life ensuring that no hero is forgotten. Ten years after placing his first flag, 20-year-old Preston Sharp's "Flags and Flowers" mission has grown into a global movement—one million tributes strong and still going. Watch it here. Today's sponsor is Midori Bio, the company turning plastic waste into clean energy. Their breakthrough ingredient helps plastic break down 64x faster, transforming trash into biogas that powers homes. With global brands already on board, Midori Bio is redefining sustainability and creating a billion-dollar opportunity for investors. | | | |  House Races Back for Shutdown Vote
House Speaker Mike Johnson has called all members back to Washington, D.C., for a vote on the Senate's deal to end the 41-day government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history. The Senate advanced the plan Sunday night in a 60–40 vote, with eight Democrats breaking ranks to join Republicans, but final passage was delayed Monday when Sen. Rand Paul objected to hemp-related language important to Kentucky growers. Johnson said the House will vote within 36 hours of Senate approval, as the upper chamber prepares for up to seven votes beginning Monday evening.
Many Democrats expressed outrage Monday at their eight members who voted to open the government without getting the healthcare subsidy extensions the party had demanded, fueling new calls to oust Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. The senators who voted yes—none up for reelection in 2026—defended their decision, arguing the shutdown's toll had grown too severe. President Trump has indicated he'll sign the measure once it clears Congress. | Trump Demands Air Traffic Controllers Return President Trump demanded that air traffic controllers "get back to work, NOW!!!" in a Truth Social post, threatening to "dock" their pay while offering a $10,000 bonus for those who remained on the job. See the post here. The posting came as the 41-day shutdown intensified its impact, causing more than 2,000 flight cancellations and over 6,000 delays on Monday. Though the shutdown now seems likely to end this week, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned the situation remained dire, stating that many controllers—who earn an average annual salary of around $140,000—could manage missing one paycheck, but none could manage missing a second, leading to the absences. To maintain safety amid the critical staffing shortage, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to cut domestic flights. It remains unclear when that cutback will be lifted. | Chart: US Inflation Rates by Category A chart highlighting U.S. inflation by category shows that, while overall inflation is running at roughly 3% year-over-year, beef and veal prices have risen significantly, up 14.7% from 2023. The data, based on monthly inflation reports from USAFacts, shows that car maintenance had the second-highest price rise at 7.7%, followed by home insurance at 7.5%. Sugar and sweets rose 6.7%, and electricity rose by 6.4%. Some categories saw prices stay below the average inflation rate, including fresh vegetables (2.8%), seafood (2.1%), and jewelry and watches (2.0%). The full chart is here.
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| |  | | ➤ The Trump administration told the Supreme Court on Monday morning that it still seeks to block a Rhode Island federal judge's order mandating that it pay full SNAP food benefits for November, and warned states to stop making benefit payments on their own. (More) ➤ President Trump granted "full, complete and unconditional" pardons on Sunday night to dozens of allies involved in the fight over the 2020 election, including notable figures like Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, and Sidney Powell. (See Details) ➤ The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether states can accept mail-in ballots received after polls close if they are sent by Election Day, allowing the justices time to make a decision ahead of next year's midterm elections. (More) ➤ Also on Monday, the Supreme Court rejected an effort to overturn same-sex marriage, refusing to hear an appeal brought by Kim Davis, a former county clerk in Kentucky. (See Details) | | | Flying together with our sponsor 
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| |  |  Daily Market Report 11/10/2025
| ▲ | NASDAQ
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations | 23,527.17 | 2.27% | | ▲ | SPX
S&P 500 | 6,832.43 | 1.54% | | ▲ | DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average | 47,368.63 | 0.81% | | ▲ | BTC
Bitcoin | $105,635.06 | 0.87% | | ▲ | GOLD
Per Ounce | $4,119.20 | 3.00% | | ▲ | COGT
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This is a paid advertisement for Midorio Bio's Regulation A offering. Please read the offering circular at https://invest.midori-bio.com/ | |  | | ➤ Researchers say humans may have a seventh sense called remote touch, the ability to detect objects buried in materials like sand, without actually touching them. The study showed people could locate hidden cubes beneath sand with surprising accuracy. (More) ➤ Time magazine has launched a new AI agent that can answer questions, summarize text, and generate audio clips using only its 102-year archive. Built with Scale AI, the tool debuts on politics and entertainment content and supports 13 languages. (More) ➤ The European Space Agency plans to test a new "space food" called Solein that is concocted from microbes, air, electricity, and urea from urine, aboard the International Space Station to establish a sustainable food source for future long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars. (See Details)
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| |  Daily Quote |  | "After weeks of bipartisan conversations, I voted today to reopen the government, so that we can get back to the work of helping families."
— Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) on her decision to cross party lines to vote in favor of reopening the federal government | | | |
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