Windows 11 Simplifies Right-Click Menus for Clarity

Microsoft is planning to simplify its right-click menus in Windows 11 by suggesting only relevant actions based on file types. Instead of showing all possible actions, the new system will list common ones in the main menu and others in a secondary menu that appears when you hover over an action. This should help reduce … Read more

XRP ETF Launches Near, Institutional Momentum Builds

XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are moving closer to launch as major financial institutions prepare for trading. The U.S. Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which lists and clears securities, has already approved multiple XRP ETFs, signaling that institutional investors may soon be able to buy and sell the digital asset. Several companies, including Canary Capital, … Read more

Yahoo-konserni käyttää evästeitä sivustollaan ja sovelluksilla.

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Bus Lanes Allow Right Turns in Certain Situations

When turning onto a street with bus-only lanes marked in red, drivers can make right turns into the designated lane if signs permit it. The key is to look for broken or hashed markings indicating where drivers can safely enter the lane. Signs like “Buses and right turn only” also provide guidance on making such … Read more

US Air Travel Disruptions Hit Record High Amid Government Shutdown

The US government shutdown has led to significant disruptions in air travel, with hundreds of thousands of travelers facing delays or cancellations. The Transportation Secretary warned that the situation will worsen before Thanksgiving, with air travel being reduced to a trickle. Airlines have been forced to cut daily flights by 4% due to staffing shortages … Read more

Snap Benefits Appeal to Trump, Food Stamps Supreme Court Decision

The Supreme Court has been reviewing the appeal of former US President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The program, also known as food stamps, provides financial assistance to low-income families. Trump is challenging a court ruling that allowed states to accept federal funding for SNAP programs. A recent development in … Read more

DroneShield Secures $7.6M Contract for US Government Handheld Systems

Australia-based counterdrone technology company DroneShield has received a package of three standalone contracts worth $7.6 million from an unnamed repeat customer, primarily for delivery to the United States government. The contracts follow previous orders from the same customer in May last year ($5.7 million) and September 2025 ($7.9 million). According to CEO Oleg Vornik, DroneShield … Read more

Appeals Court Won’t Block Trump Admin’s SNAP Funding Payment

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration must pay full food stamp benefits for November, but the decision is on hold due to a prior Supreme Court order. The 1st Circuit Court of Appeals declined to block an order from a district court judge requiring the Agriculture Department to send states full … Read more

DroneShield withholds US Government Contract Details

DroneShield Limited has withdrawn its ASX announcement regarding orders from the US Government. The initial statement mentioned three standalone contracts worth $7.6 million for handheld systems intended for delivery to the government. However, these contracts are not new orders but rather revised ones due to regulatory updates. An administrative error led to the mistaken classification … Read more

YouTube TV Credits $20 to Subscribers Amid ESPN Dispute

YouTube TV subscribers will receive a $20 credit due to the ongoing dispute between the provider and Disney-owned sports network ESPN. The company is offering the credit as it tries to negotiate a deal that pays for content fairly while returning programming to its service. The dispute has led to missing games, including NFL and … Read more