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11/15
04:02
Al Jazeera: Cost of living protests return to France, Interior Ministry reports 106,000 participants while student union estimates 200,000
According to Al Jazeera, French "Yellow Vest" and youth groups held fresh protests on Saturday over issues including the cost of living. The Ministry of the Interior stated that 106,000 people participated nationwide, including 24,000 in Paris, which is lower than last week. Meanwhile, student unions estimated nationwide turnout at 200,000, with nearly 100,000 in Paris. The protesters' demands center on the cost of living, low wages, educational conditions, and police violence. Unions have already called for another strike on Tuesday, though the strike has not yet taken place.
04:01
Al Jazeera: Tens of Thousands Protest Across Over 30 Portuguese Towns Demanding Rent Caps and Stronger Tenant Protections
According to Al Jazeera, housing protests were held across more than 30 towns and cities in Portugal on Saturday, drawing tens of thousands of participants in locations including Lisbon and Porto. Organizers Casa Para Viver stated that demonstrators are demanding caps on rent increases, enhanced tenant protections against eviction, and an increase in affordable housing, while also opposing legislative amendments that would ease lease restrictions and expedite eviction procedures. Reports noted this as the largest nationwide demonstration since the social movement was launched weeks ago.
04:01
Nikkei: Digital Realty CEO Plans Additional $10B Investment in Japan Data Centers Over the Next Decade
According to news headlines and excerpted text preserved by Nikkei Asia, Digital Realty Trust CEO Andy Power stated that the company plans to invest $10 billion in Japan over the next decade, betting on the continuous growth of computing power demand. The report's headline describes this as additional investment, and the lead paragraph notes that Japan is the company's largest investment destination in Asia. This is an investment plan, and the funds have not yet been fully deployed nor has the capacity been fully built.
04:01
CryptoSlate Citing Forta: 32 Counterfeit Tokens Maintain Quotes via Restricted Pools, External Sell Simulations All Fail
According to a report by CryptoSlate citing a study released by Forta on November 10, researchers identified 32 counterfeit tokens whose associated wallets maintained prices through repeated trades in restricted liquidity pools. When simulated external wallet sales were executed at the midpoint of each pool's active period, all 32 tests were rejected. Unlike legitimate assets such as USDT, the US dollar balances displayed in the wallets do not indicate that holders can actually sell at those quoted prices. The testing covered only the identified pools and time points, and does not apply to all markets or all times.
04:01
ASTER (Aster) volume reached $6.37 million in the past hour (56.2x the 7-day average for the same time slot), currently trading at $0.5499
03:51
ASTER (Aster) retraced 8.8% rapidly within 5 minutes, currently trading at $0.5485.
03:32
Netanyahu reiterates call for national unity government to eliminate Iranian threat
03:31
Al Jazeera: Iran Blames Strait of Hormuz Incident on Shipowners Failing to Comply with Regulations
According to Al Jazeera's live text coverage, the Iranian side has blamed the recent incidents in the Strait of Hormuz on oil tanker owners and their home countries for failing to comply with regulations imposed by Iran, while demanding that nations and companies utilizing the strait coordinate with Iran. The report also quoted the Iranian side as stating that the waterway is currently under its full control, with only Iran and Oman possessing the right to control it—a stance opposed by the United States. The aforementioned represents the Iranian claims as relayed by the report; neither the causes of the incidents nor the control of the strait has been independently confirmed.
03:16
Trump releases statement on Kennedy: advocates separate legislation for FAA appropriations, seeks Democratic support
According to posts archived by Trump’s Truth, Donald Trump shared a quote attributed to Senator John Kennedy. Kennedy stated that over the next 50 days, he hopes to advance multiple legislative items including presidential nomination confirmations, permitting approvals, budget reconciliation, and a ban on stock trading. He also proposed that FAA funding should be advanced as a standalone bill to secure Democratic support. This outlines his legislative agenda, and the posts did not indicate that the aforementioned bills have been passed.
03:16
Al-Jazeera Mubasher to Anadolu Agency: The last fire truck at the Nuseirat Civil Defense Center has broken down, completely halting operations.
According to Al Jazeera, citing Anadolu Agency, the civil defense center in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza has completely suspended its operations. Officials at the center stated that its last remaining fire truck has broken down, putting the lives of thousands of local Palestinians at risk. The report also noted that the war has destroyed critical vehicles, and the entry of spare parts required for repairs has been blocked.
03:10
Louisiana Attorney General Accuses CFTC Chairman of Being a "Sycophantic Standard-Bearer" for Prediction Markets
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has accused Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Michael Selig of making "categorically false statements." The accusation follows a joint lawsuit filed by the CFTC and the U.S. Department of Justice against Louisiana, aimed at blocking a state court's temporary restraining order that seeks to ban 31 prediction markets, including Kalshi and Polymarket, within the state. Selig had previously criticized the lawsuit as a "political stunt," to which Murrill responded on social media by asserting that the gambling industry has been regulated by the states for 250 years.
02:31
Al Jazeera citing FAA: Flight schedules expected to normalize before end of Sunday, with around 4,000 to 5,000 flights still canceled on Saturday
According to Al Jazeera, FAA head Bryan Bedford stated at a press conference on Saturday that out of the 41,000 flights scheduled for that day, approximately 4,000 to 5,000 would be canceled. A full recovery of the flight schedule is expected to be achieved by the end of Sunday. He noted that the grounding caused about 12,000 flights to experience crew and aircraft misalignments, which need to be reconnected. The aforementioned figures represent the FAA's recovery expectations at the time, and do not mean that flights have fully resumed.
02:31
Al Jazeera shifts to CENTCOM: Says Gulf partners have transported over 1.7 billion barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz under US protection
According to Al Jazeera, citing the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the command released photos of U.S. Air Force F-16 fighter jets patrolling regional waters in the Middle East, stating that Gulf partners, under U.S. protection, have transported more than 1.7 billion barrels of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz. The archived briefing did not specify the start and end dates for this volume, and it should not be interpreted as daily throughput.
02:16
Wu Blockchain Quotes Binance CSO: Fake Recruitment and Malicious Codebases Served as the Entry Points for Previous $6.3 Billion Theft Incidents
According to Wu Blockchain, Binance CSO Jimmy Su shared in a fireside chat on X on November 9 that a Binance engineer was contacted on a legitimate recruitment platform by someone posing as a project director. The individual arranged a fake HR video interview, impersonated the CEO of a fictitious company, and subsequently sent a codebase embedded with malware. The codebase was installed and executed on the engineer's work computer, serving as the entry point for the previous $6.34 billion theft incident. The above is Wu Blockchain's retelling of the conversation.
02:11
Sotheby's Faces Obstacle in Auctioning $180M Van Gogh Painting as Fischer Heirs Claim "Forced Sale" Under Nazi Rule
02:01
The Block, citing SoSoValue: U.S. crypto spot ETFs see total weekly outflows of approx. $1.55 billion, Avalanche category sees sole inflows
According to a summary by The Block, U.S. crypto spot ETFs tracked by SoSoValue saw a combined net outflow of approximately $1.55 billion during the reported week. Among the 15 categories tracked, the Avalanche fund was the only one to record weekly inflows, totaling $227,000. The report's headline also noted that Bitcoin ETFs experienced outflows of about $1 billion for the second consecutive week. The above figures represent the weekly fund flow data from the report.
01:53
Al Jazeera: Hamas Leader Calls for Emergency Repair of Gaza Sewage System and Improvement of Stormwater Drainage
According to Al Jazeera, Hamas Political Bureau Chief Khalil al-Hayya has called for urgent action to repair Gaza's sewage system and improve rainwater drainage. He also urged that humanitarian organizations be granted unhindered access to Gaza and that food and fuel supplies be increased. These statements represent his appeals, and do not indicate that repair work has begun or that aid restrictions have been lifted.
01:51
BBC: Router anomaly during copper cable upgrade triggered national flight suspension, says US Transportation Secretary, and root cause is still under investigation
According to BBC reports, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated that while contractor L3Harris was upgrading copper cables to fiber optics, a router under installation transmitted a massive volume of data to other air traffic control systems, triggering communication issues with aircraft and prompting the government to implement a safety ground stop. Duffy noted that investigations are ongoing to determine whether the incident resulted from contractor operational error or equipment failure. Currently, U.S. authorities do not suspect a cyberattack, and the head of the FAA also stated that no evidence of malicious activity or AI-related involvement has been found.
01:44
Two major NVIDIA shareholders are urging the board to consider the potential return of Jensen Huang.
Two investment firms holding approximately $2.13 billion worth of NVIDIA shares—Altimeter Capital and Atreides Management—have urged the board of directors to implement a prudent leadership selection process following the resignation of Jensen Huang, while also calling for consideration of a "potential return" of Jensen Huang.
01:34
Yemen's Houthi movement stated that the Saudi-led coalition launched 72 airstrikes over the past 24 hours.
Yahya Sarea, the military spokesperson for Yemen's Houthi movement, stated on X that the Saudi-led coalition launched 72 airstrikes over the past 24 hours across Saada, Taiz, Lahij, and Al-Jawf provinces, bringing the total number of airstrikes and missile attacks to 5,020 since the resurgence of fighting in Yemen this summer.
01:19
Al Jazeera: Iranian Foreign Ministry Slams Rubio's Sanction Remarks, Accuses US of Threatening Citizens with Blockade
According to Al Jazeera, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei criticized U.S. Secretary of State Rubio's remarks on economic sanctions in a post on X, accusing the U.S. of openly threatening to starve the Iranian people through a blockade and calling it a "war crime." The report noted that Rubio stated after the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in France that economic sanctions are working and military action against Iran is unnecessary at this stage. The aforementioned allegation of a "war crime" is an accusation made by the Iranian side.
01:10
XLM (Stellar) Pulls Back to $0.1361, Hitting Near 365-Day Low
01:07
Four non-profit organizations have filed a lawsuit in California against AI giants including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, demanding a freeze on the development of more powerful models.
01:05
Musk retweeted and commented on his earlier post, stating that SpaceX will ultimately operate over 100,000 communications satellites and carry roughly half of global traffic.
Musk reposted and commented on his earlier tweet, stating that because Starlink requires deploying a large number of satellites in low Earth orbit to achieve global bandwidth enhancement, the reality is not as simple as it sounds. However, he pointed out that SpaceX will eventually operate over 100,000 communications satellites, the majority of which will be V4 or V5 versions, and that this system has a high probability of carrying about half of global traffic.
01:01
Musk explains cause of booster green flame, says MECO1 to be advanced by about one second
Musk retweeted his own explanation on X, stating that the booster's green flame was linked to copper burning caused by fuel depletion in the regenerative cooling circuit and oxygen-rich main combustion chamber, as engine performance during the flight was slightly below expectations. He indicated that the optimization direction includes improving engine performance and consistency, as well as adjusting the flight software to advance MECO1 by approximately one second, leaving sufficient propellant for the return journey and landing. Relevant engine improvements are currently underway on Raptor V3.2.
01:01
Iran's Finance Minister: US Economic Threats "Ineffective," Reports Growth in Exports and Trade with Neighbors
Citing the semi-official Mehr News Agency, Al Jazeera reported that Iranian Minister of Economy Seyed Ali Madanizadeh stated that U.S. threats against Iran's economy are "ineffective" and merely attempts to exert pressure. He noted that Iran's exports and trade with neighboring countries are growing, and that basic commodities have already been stockpiled. The above remarks were made by the Iranian Finance Minister.
00:47
BBC: Italy Fines Meta €805 Million Over Facebook Photo Access Feature
According to BBC reports, the Italian data protection authority has fined Meta €805 million, stating that a Facebook feature accessed photos and videos of Android users without specific consent, leaving approximately 20 million users inadequately informed. The report noted that while users had previously granted the app general access to their photo albums, prior notifications failed to clearly explain that the feature would also use this data to generate posting suggestions. Regulators have instructed Meta to disable the feature by default within 60 days and obtain separate user consent.
00:47
Al Jazeera: Israeli forces occupy Palestinian-American's West Bank home for 17 days
According to the text description of a video report by Al Jazeera's *Jerusalem Daily*, the Israeli military has occupied the home of a Palestinian-American in the occupied West Bank for 17 days.
00:47
Deltaone: U.S. flight disruptions persist, with over 22,000 cancellations or delays across two days
According to a post by Deltaone, following the FAA's nearly 5-hour nationwide ground stop on Friday, approximately 10,000 flights were canceled and 7,000 delayed; on Saturday, an additional 3,700 flights were canceled and 2,000 delayed, bringing the two-day total of canceled or delayed flights to over 22,000. The post also stated that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is demanding $50 billion to upgrade the air traffic control system. The figures and statements above are per the post, and the aforementioned funding represents a demand.
00:41
Musk stated that the text watermarking feature for Grok will only be enabled when required by law or requested by users.

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