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 | Monday, December 1, 2025 | | | Good Morning! On this day in 1955, Rosa Parks was arrested in Montgomery, Alabama, for refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a segregated bus. Her quiet defiance led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a 382-day protest that crippled the city’s transit system and vaulted 26-year-old Martin Luther King Jr. into national leadership. Two snowy owls just touched down in Chicago—weeks ahead of schedule—and drew more than 100 birdwatchers to Montrose Point as we cover in today's Flyover. If you're feeling restless this Monday, you're not the only one thinking about migrating south. 🎧 First Lady Melania Trump is stepping into Hollywood with the launch of her new production company, just days before her self-titled documentary hits theaters. Ayla Brown has the full lowdown in today’s edition of The Flyover Podcast. 💸 Inbox alert later today: Our partner, GoldCo, is sending a quick breakdown of how cash and hard assets have performed over time, and why that gap matters now. If you’re looking for an investment that tackles a massive global problem while tapping into explosive demand, today's sponsor, Midori Bio’s breakthrough tech for rapidly breaking down plastic waste is an opportunity worth paying attention to. | | | |  Massive Snowstorm Delays Thanksgiving Travel
Record-breaking snowfall in the Midwest and Great Lakes over the weekend led to widespread travel disruptions after Thanksgiving, including nearly 8,000 delayed flights and another 670 cancellations. Chicago recorded its highest-ever November snowfall, with over 8 inches falling through Sunday morning. Additional severe weather is expected today as the system moves eastward, where slippery road conditions are likely to continue hampering drivers. Airlines also reported that a mandatory software update caused additional delays for Airbus A320 flights worldwide. Most of the updates were completed yesterday. | Lane Kiffin Chooses LSU, Leaves Ole Miss Famed college football coach Lane Kiffin is leaving Ole Miss to become the new head coach at Louisiana State University. He takes over for Brian Kelly, who was fired in October. Kiffin's new deal reportedly makes him one of the highest-paid coaches in the sport. The move comes two days after Ole Miss defeated rivals Mississippi State to finish the regular season 11-1, and presumably secure the program's first-ever appearance in the College Football Playoff. Ole Miss officials declined to let Kiffin coach the football team through a potential run at the national title—which would also be the school's first—after he chose to leave for an in-conference rival. Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding was immediately promoted to head coach—with no interim tag—following Kiffin's decision. | Couple Arrested for Using Spy Gear in Casino A couple from Kazakhstan has landed in an Australian jail after allegedly using spy gear and winning over $1 million at a Sydney casino. See the photos of the gear here. Casino staff noticed a small camera concealed in the stitching of 36-year-old Dilnoza Israilova's Mickey Mouse T-shirt, leading to the arrest of her and her husband, Alisherykhoja Israilov, 44. When searched, police found magnetized probes and a phone mirror attachment in the possession of the couple. Further searches, including the pair's hotel room, revealed earpieces used for receiving tips on when to bet on card games. The Israilovas applied for casino membership on the same day they arrived in Sydney from Kazakhstan in October and raised suspicion by winning approximately $1.2 million over several visits.
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