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11/4
04:32
According to CNBC, shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have both surged over 60% cumulatively from October 14 through Monday's close, and rose another roughly 3% during Tuesday's reporting. Bill Ackman, who holds stakes in both companies through Pershing Square, stated that the midterm elections could serve as a turning point for the two mortgage giants to exit federal conservatorship, reiterating his support for ending the conservatorship. The report noted that the exit arrangement still involves issues such as recapitalization and equity held by the Treasury Department. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently stated that the administration will examine the ownership structures of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and any decisions will be guided by ensuring that the spread of agency mortgage-backed securities over U.S. Treasuries does not widen.
04:28
US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Michael Selig stated that equity perpetual contracts can begin trading in the US. Crypto exchange Kraken responded with "Coming soon 👀." Selig also noted that users can access such contracts through futures exchanges registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
04:25
Apple warned in its annual financial filing submitted on Tuesday that AI agents capable of operating in "unexpected or unpredictable" ways could pose a threat to the company's business, potentially leading to litigation or damaging its reputation. The new risk factors outlined in the filing indicate that AI agents could act autonomously, including accessing unauthorized internal or external systems, executing or modifying code, sending communications, and completing transactions. Apple does not currently offer agentic AI, but CEO John Ternus previously stated that there is "real room" for the company to expand Siri's capabilities, while emphasizing the importance of ensuring users understand the access permissions granted to safeguard security and privacy.
04:24
The price discount for Canadian heavy crude compared to U.S. crude futures has widened to its largest level since 2018, when massive pipeline bottlenecks forced the Alberta provincial government to impose production limits on major producers.
04:22
The $6.3 billion hack previously suffered by Binance could accelerate a shift in how cryptocurrency companies are valued, prompting investors to place greater emphasis on custody service providers and digital asset security infrastructure. According to Binance CEO Richard Teng on Tuesday, the company has replenished 98% of the affected assets and is continuing to purchase the remaining lower-liquidity assets. Analysts believe that the incident highlights the importance of cybersecurity, compliance, and balance sheet resilience, which may drive industry consolidation and encourage investors to move assets from trading platforms to independent custodian institutions, thereby benefiting regulated custodians.
04:22
JetBlue has raised its checked bag fees for the third time in a year due to rising fuel costs. For off-peak travel, the fee for a first checked bag purchased more than 24 hours in advance by economy passengers has increased from $45 to $50, while purchasing within 24 hours of departure costs $60. Fees are even higher during peak periods, reaching up to $70. JetBlue stated that the move is designed to offset climbing fuel and operational costs while maintaining the competitiveness of its base fares.
04:18
Saudi military spokesman Maj. Gen. Turki al-Maliki stated that another drone launched from Yemen was intercepted and destroyed over an unspecified area in southern Saudi Arabia. He described it as "the interception and destruction of a drone launched by the terrorist Houthi militia toward the southern region." There has been no immediate response from the Houthi movement. Earlier on Monday, the coalition reported intercepting and destroying a ballistic missile and two drones launched by the Houthi forces toward Saudi territory. This latest interception comes amid an escalation in attacks. Since March 2015, Saudi Arabia has been leading a military coalition against the Houthi movement, following the Houthis' seizure of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, and other parts of the country in 2014.
04:04
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has warned that Donald Trump's claims about ending aid to Israel should not be taken lightly, pointing out that Foreign Military Financing ($3.8 billion) is "just one way the U.S. funds Israel's slaughter and regional war." The organization stated that defense companies also sell weapons directly to Israel, and the F-35 program continues to supply Israel with the components necessary to carry out "genocide." Experts told Al Jazeera that ending aid to Israel is politically and legally more complex than Trump claims.
03:53
GitBook stated that its infrastructure credentials were accessed in an AI-assisted attack, prompting the company to temporarily shut down certain services and reset tokens. GitBook has urged users to rotate their keys to ensure security.
03:51
According to Wu Blockchain citing GitBook's incident updates, as of 10:21 AM EST on November 3, GitBook's application, API, and published documentation have been restored to accessibility, though some services remain in a degraded state, with a full incident report scheduled to be released subsequently. GitBook stated that attackers previously utilized AI agents to gain unauthorized access to certain infrastructure credentials; the company has rotated the relevant credentials and revoked customer API tokens, with no evidence of content modification found. Wu Blockchain also reported that PancakeSwap had proactively taken offline its documentation website due to the GitBook security incident, redirecting documentation links to its official homepage; this measure does not equate to PancakeSwap having been confirmed as compromised. The above reflects the status at the time point cited in the report.
03:50
Ali Abdollahi, Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Iran, stated that the military has updated its target list concerning U.S. and Israeli assets. Abdollahi warned that all military factions will immediately respond to any threats. Ever since Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ordered the armed forces last week to deliver a "geographically unrestricted" response to any attacks, Iranian officials and media have increasingly referred to bases outside the Middle East used to launch attacks against Iran. In a statement, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) indicated that the Supreme Commander's latest directive has been fully and preferentially integrated into the "maximum deterrence" program.
03:49
According to CNBC, CrowdStrike rolled out an AI agent emergency kill switch built into its Falcon Guardian platform on Tuesday. The company stated that security teams can use the feature to halt anomalous internal AI agents across systems running its Falcon platform, prevent them from restarting, and sever enterprise network access. Chief Business Officer Daniel Bernard noted that human judgment is still required to determine whether an agent's behavior is benign or malicious. Additionally, the company announced an integration with Anthropic's Claude Cowork, along with plans to acquire AI observability firm Fiddler AI and AI security testing firm Dreadnode.
03:38
AI inference startup Fal, a San Francisco-based company hosting AI video, image, and audio models, has doubled its valuation to $16 billion after securing $1.3 billion in its latest funding round. The Series F round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from Nvidia, Sound Ventures, and T. Rowe Price. This valuation is double its $8 billion valuation from April, driven by surging demand for inference services. Fal surpassed $800 million in annualized revenue earlier this year. The company was co-founded in 2021 by Burkay Gur, a former Coinbase machine learning leader and Oracle engineer, and Gorkem Yurtseven, a former Amazon developer.
03:34
US voters decide the future of AI data centers in the midterm elections, with OpenAI stating they will become a core issue in the 2028 general election. Currently, there are over 40 data center-related ballot measures across more than a dozen states nationwide, with at least half of them in Ohio. Amid growing community concerns over data centers, a September poll by the University of Massachusetts Amherst showed that only 11% of Americans support the construction of data centers within their communities. Chris Lehane, OpenAI's Chief Global Affairs Officer, stated that these midterm elections serve as a "trailer" for the 2028 election, and the AI data center issue could become the most pressing topic of the 2028 election cycle.
03:32
According to Protos, citing statistics from blockchain security firm PeckShield, the crypto industry suffered 56 major hacking incidents in October 2026, with total losses reaching approximately $6.48 billion—an increase of about 745% compared to September's $766.49 million. The report attributed the vast majority of these losses to the Binance incident, which involved approximately $6.3 billion, of which about $3 billion in funds have been frozen on-chain. The figures above represent the monthly attack losses and the frozen amounts at the time of reporting.
03:32
According to Al Jazeera, Ibrahim Haidan, Minister of the Interior of Yemen's internationally recognized government, accused the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah on Tuesday of deploying 21 experts—14 and 7 respectively—to assist the Houthis in planning and directing military operations. Haidan stated that their expertise covers missiles, drones, electronic warfare, and the coordination of maritime operations targeting commercial vessels, while warning that this threatens shipping in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and the Red Sea. The report also noted that Iran has previously maintained that the Houthis act independently, and Hezbollah has also denied involvement in the Yemen war.
03:26
A coalition supported by Cboe has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), seeking emergency relief to prevent single-stock perpetual contracts offered by platforms such as Coinbase, Kalshi, and Bitnomial from being classified as security futures.
03:25
Option traders are heavily betting on solar stocks ahead of the midterms, with call option volume on the Invesco Solar ETF surging 40-fold. According to CNBC, traders are flooding into equities viewed as beneficiaries of leftist leadership amid expectations of a potential Democratic landslide in the midterm elections. On Tuesday, options volume on clean energy stocks—particularly solar companies—skyrocketed. Among them, trading volume for the Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) reached 40 times its usual level, exceeding 20,000 contracts, with 99% of them being calls. In individual stocks, SolarEdge Technologies and Enphase Energy stood out, with call option volumes far exceeding average levels. The two stocks rose 6% and 9% respectively on Tuesday.
03:17
According to Bloomberg, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem stated that Prime Minister Carney’s fiscal plan has not yet made it more difficult for the central bank to control inflation. Macklem told lawmakers on Tuesday that he would comment on fiscal policy in two scenarios: if government finances become unsustainable and create spillovers into the market, or if fiscal and monetary policies work at cross-purposes, making it harder to return inflation to the central bank's 2% target.
03:06
Jim Cramer believes that CrowdStrike's "AI kill switch" tool is a major growth driver for the company and a breakthrough for the entire cybersecurity industry.
03:02
Yair Golan, leader of the Israeli Democrats, criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after US President Donald Trump stated that he would halt the $4 billion in annual aid provided to Israel. Golan warned that ending US aid would cause severe damage to Israel, pointing out that Israeli defense spending has already reached massive levels, and that after a prolonged war, the country needs to replenish its offensive weapons inventory, while its air defense capabilities have also been depleted. He stated that this "huge failure" by Netanyahu deepens Israel's security and economic crisis, and jeopardizes the nation's future.
02:54
The White House stated that U.S. manufacturing experienced a robust recovery during Donald Trump's tenure, expanding for 10 consecutive months. Q3 business investment surged 12.7%, hitting a 15-year high, while production growth reached its fastest pace in nearly five years. The report noted that the manufacturing sector has added 72,000 jobs this year, and factory construction jobs have increased by nearly 112,000 since Donald Trump took office. Weekly earnings for manufacturing workers grew 5% year-over-year, outpacing inflation. Additionally, companies such as Audi, Westinghouse Electric, and United States Steel have recently announced multi-billion-dollar investments to build new plants in the U.S.

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