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DroneShield Limited has withdrawn its ASX announcement regarding orders from the US Government.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 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
1. Being a night owl boosts creativity and productivity by allowing individuals to focus on quiet environments free from distractions. 2. A cluttered workspace is conducive to deep thinking and creativity, as it helps to disrupt routine patterns. 3. Talking to oneself can help individuals verbalize their thoughts and organize their ideas, leading to higher … Read more
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Two top executives from major lenders have clashed over the risks in private credit. Colm Kelleher, UBS chairman, says poor insurance regulations and unfair credit ratings create dangers, especially in the US. Apollo Global Management CEO Marc Rowan disagrees, saying Kelleher’s view is incorrect. Recently, there has been a heated debate between banks and private … Read more
US President Donald Trump’s administration ordered states over the weekend to stop distributing full food assistance benefits for November to 42 million low-income Americans at risk of food insecurity. Instead, they demanded that states issue partial payments of about 65% of a usual monthly benefit. The USDA memo warns states that if they do not … Read more
Google’s Gemini Deep Research tool can now analyze data from Gmail, Google Drive, and Chat for research purposes. While this access provides valuable context, users must consider the potential risks to their privacy and security. Gemini Deep Research is a new feature that uses AI to gather information and produce reports. It creates a multi-step … Read more
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests that President Trump’s proposed “tariff dividend” of at least $2,000 may actually come from the tax cuts in Trump’s economic policy bill. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-09/bessent-says-trump-s-2-000-dividend-may-come-via-tax-cuts
Google has announced an exciting new feature for its chatbot, Gemini Deep Research. This agentic feature allows Gemini to draw insights from users’ emails, documents, and chats while creating research reports. Users can choose which sources to use – including Gmail, Google Drive, Chat, or a combination of these. Gemini starts by creating a multi-step … Read more