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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu And Political Rival Gadi Eisenkot.

Netanyahu Calls For Escalation Of Iran War In Plea For Unity Government With Eisenkot

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu urged electoral rival Eisenkot to form a national unity government with him, warning that any other potential governing coalition would be too weak to tackle the "existential threat" posed by an allegedly emboldened Iran.

Israeli Intelligence Chief Visits Washington At Tense Juncture In U.S.-Iran War. Oil Prices Could Increase.
Trump Said Striking Iran Is 'Highly Unlikely' Now. But Rubio Is Casting Doubt On An Agreement.
Israel's President Says He Has Chosen Eisenkot To Form The Next Government, But That May Not End The Uncertainty
Netanyahu Sought to Conduct an Operation in Iran Before Israel's Elections But Was Stopped by the U.S.: Report

AI Poses Biggest Threat To Financial System And Wider Global Economy: Fed Survey
A Federal Reserve survey found that 87% of respondents view AI as a significant risk to U.S. and global financial stability, a marked increase compared to the 50% who said the same thing in spring.
Washington Mooted Ukrainian Membership Of NATO In Exchange For Territorial Concessions: Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says U.S. officials suggested Ukraine withdraw from Donbas in exchange for NATO membership, while Kyiv maintains it would not legally recognize any occupied territories as Russian.
FAA Lifts Nationwide Ground Stop After Hourslong Shutdown. Duffy Blames Aging Technology.
Overloaded routers and aging air traffic control equipment reportedly triggered the rare nationwide shutdown. Officials ruled out no possibilities but said there was no indication of a cyberattack.
US Moves To Counter China's $1.3 Billion Megaport In Peru. A New Battle For Pacific Trade Emerges
Two ports less than 50 miles apart are becoming a focal point of U.S.-China competition over maritime infrastructure, trade routes and strategic influence in Latin America.
UN Nuclear Watchdog Cannot Verify Iran's Underground Nuclear Plant. 441 Kg Uranium Stockpile In Question.
The latest findings come as Trump rules out the need for a nuclear deal with Tehran, while Iranian officials reject proposals to transfer enriched uranium abroad.

New Study Finds An Immigration Bond In Denver Was More Than 13 Times The Median In Bloomington

New TRAC court data show wide differences in bond amounts while emphasizing that local medians do not explain individual cases or custody decisions.

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Economy in Focus

US Wholesale Inflation Hits Four-Year High At 6.5%. Fed Faces Pressure Over December Rate Hike.
U.S. wholesale prices rose 6.5% over the 12 months through October, the highest increase since 2022, adding to inflation concerns ahead of the Federal Reserve's December meeting.
The States Leading Household Debt Increases As U.S. Total Tops $19 Trillion
Hawaii households added an average of $2,216 in debt during the third quarter, compared with $648 in Mississippi, the smallest increase nationwide.
- A Fed Governor Called The Latest Inflation Data 'Borderline Disturbing.' A Half-Point Hike Is Now Firmly On The Table.
- Nearly Half Of Americans Say They've Sold Something Or Expect To Do It To Help Pay For The Holidays

Bitcoin Falls Below $70,000. Strategy Faces New Pressure After MSCI Exclusion.

Michael Saylor's company faces potential selling by index-tracking funds, with billions in additional outflows possible if other benchmark providers follow MSCI.

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How Personal AI's Miroslav Volek Is Moving AI Into the Telecom Network

Personal AI engineering chief Miroslav Volek is developing distributed AI infrastructure for telecom networks, including voice systems designed to improve response times and reduce compute costs.

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Jeff Lontoc Is Challenging the Traditional Management Consulting Model
Daloy founder Jeff Lontoc explains how AI can speed up consulting while human expertise, process analysis, and business context remain essential to delivering results.
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Why Employee Benefits Need a New Operating Model
KFF's 2026 survey finds family health premiums rose 5% to $28,303, while worker contributions jumped 9% to $7,471, fueling demand for simpler benefits.