FAA Ends Flight Restrictions as Airlines Prepare for Heavy Holiday Demand The Federal Aviation Administration has lifted nationwide flight caps imposed during the government shutdown, allowing airlines to resume full schedules just days before the Thanksgiving surge. This move restores capacity at 4...

DLNews Entertainment: After 40 years in the business: Finally, an Oscar for Tom Cruise! Los Angeles – He's the king of cinema! Whether as a daring pilot, a cunning spy, or a wounded war veteran, Tom Cruise's star has shone brightly over Hollywood for over forty years. Yet, a golden statuette eluded ...

JTFMax OP Tariff Tango Washington is once again performing its favorite national dance: the Tariff Tango, a spectacle so elaborate that officials might as well have built themselves a Golden Ballroom just to practice the steps. Leaders glide confidently into bold policy stances, spin dramatically wh...

AI Goes Rogue: Google Report Reveals Malicious LLMs Fuel Next-Gen Cyberattacks By Stefanie Schappert The Google Threat Intelligence Group published an updated report on Wednesday highlighting a critical shift in the cyber-threat landscape – and it's all about AI.  This “just-in-time” AI malware mark...

Improve Access and Innovation to Achieve MAHABy Salvatore J. (Sal) GiorgianniThe Trump administration has promised to "Make America Healthy Again," and we applaud that goal. Pharmaceutical innovation has saved countless lives, but developing new drugs is risky, costly and time-consuming. In fact, on...

DLNews Business: $1 Trillion for Elon: When the World’s Richest Man Gets a Tip Worth More Than Nations Somewhere between global hunger, housing crises, and maxed-out credit cards, Elon Musk just got a “thank you” note worth up to one trillion dollars. Yes, trillion — with a T. Tesla shareholders ove...

DLNews Business: Hotels Tap AI to Turn Bookings into Profit Engines The hotel industry is entering a new era of personalization — and profitability — as artificial intelligence transforms how guests book their stays. Increasingly, hotel reservations are beginning to resemble airline bookings, with A...

Tariff-o-Saurus: The Tax That Pretends It Isn’t Tariffs are taxes with better branding. They’re collected at the docks by U.S. Customs, rolled into the importer’s cost, and—like a stubborn beach ball—pushed right back under your arm at checkout. The Treasury gets the cash, businesses juggle the math...

JTFMax: “Powell Puts December Cut on the Back Burner Amid Rate-Cut Déjà Vu” In Washington this week, Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve, delivered a not-so-sweet music note to borrowers and big-ticket spenders alike: yes, the Fed trimmed its benchmark rate for the second time this year, but...

Louvre's Sparkly Shakedown: Bling Bandits' Encore – Who's the Mystery Client? PARIS, FRANCE – Oh, la la! Just when you thought the City of Light couldn't get any dimmer on security, enter stage left: a gang of jewel-juggling jokers who treated the Louvre like their personal Black Friday sale. On Oct...

Auntie's $38T Tab: Time to Tax the Trillionaires DLNews Satirical Fiscal Oracle: Imagine if your credit card bill arrived not once a year, but every second, ticking up $69,714 like a cosmic slot machine that never hits the jackpot—just the house always wins, and the house is Uncle Sam. That's the rh...

Constitutional Stress Test Project 2025 imagines a presidency that governs at full throttle: centralized command in the White House, rapid-fire rule changes, and a sweeping remake of the federal workforce and priorities. The big question isn’t whether a president can push hard—every modern president...