HBO is ready to return to the world of Dune.
The company just announced that spinoff Dune: Prophecy has started production on a second season.
Unlike the six-episode first season, HBO is giving the series more episodes for its…
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Ryan Kalkbrenner’s historic NBA career start: 81% from the field through first 10 games
MIAMI (AP) — Ryan Kalkbrenner made the first shot of his NBA career. And the second. And the third. And the fourth. And the fifth.
Eventually, he missed. It did happen. It hasn’t happened often.
The Charlotte rookie is now 10 games into his…
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Zero Trust Gateway: Managed Workload Security for Multi-Cloud Environments
Zscaler Zero Trust Gateway is a fully managed service that eliminates the need to install, configure, or manage virtual infrastructure. Built-in high availability and fault tolerance provide resilient, continuous performance without requiring user intervention. With support for all workload traffic paths, it reduces reliance on additional cloud services like NAT gateways, simplifying your deployments.
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‘It’s notoriously hard to write about sex’: David Szalay on Flesh, his astounding Booker prize-winner | David Szalay
When we meet the morning after the announcement of this year’s Booker prize, David Szalay, the winner, seems an extremely genial and gentle author to have created one of the most morally ambiguous characters in recent contemporary fiction. His…
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‘Tell Me Lies’ Season 3 Release Date And First-Look Photos Set At Hulu
Hulu’s Tell Me Lies Season 3 will premiere Jan. 13 2026 with its first two episodes on the streamer and on Disney+ with the Hulu on Disney+ bundle in the U.S. It will premiere on Disney+ internationally.
The eight-episode…
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The caffeine conundrum in rapid depression treatments
Perhaps the most intriguing implication of recent breakthrough research lies in an unexpected connection: the most rigorous mechanistic dissection of rapid antidepressant action identifies adenosine as the critical mediator, yet…
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US government shutdown disrupts flights for fifth consecutive day | Donald Trump News
US airlines cancel 1,200 flights, marking five days of disruptions caused by the prolonged government shutdown.
Published On 11 Nov 2025
Airlines in the United States have cancelled nearly 1,200 flights, marking the fifth consecutive day of mass delays and cancellations sparked by the country’s longest-ever government shutdown.
In addition to cancellations on Tuesday, passengers continued to face long wait times, as more than 1,300 domestic and international flights were delayed in the morning.
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New York’s LaGuardia Airport, in particular, is seeing significant hold-ups, with average delays of one hour and 40 minutes, according to FlightAware — a platform that tracks flight disruptions worldwide.
On Monday, there were more than 2,400 cancelled flights to, from and within the US, along with over 9,500 delayed flights, according to the same tracker.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) last week instructed airlines to cut 4 percent of daily flights from Friday at 40 major airports due to air traffic control staffing shortages. Reductions rose to 6 percent on Tuesday, then 8 percent on Thursday, and are expected to reach 10 percent by November 14th.
Airlines and the FAA are in talks over whether these cuts will be eased as a record-setting 42-day government shutdown draws to a close.
An end to the shutdown appears to be in sight. On Monday, the Senate passed a bill to reopen the federal government. It now heads to the House of Representatives and, if approved, will go to President Donald Trump’s desk for signing. Once signed, the bill would reopen the government.
Despite progress on Capitol Hill, the president has urged air traffic controllers across the country to return to work, warning that their pay could be “docked” if they do not comply. He also claimed that those who remained on duty during the shutdown would receive a $10,000 bonus.
On Wall Street, airline stocks are taking a hit amid persistent cancellations. As of 11am in New York (16:00 GMT), Delta Air Lines had fallen 1.26 percent since the market opened on Tuesday. United Airlines was down 1.7 percent, while American Airlines had tumbled more than 1.8 percent.
Budget carriers are also being hit hard. New York-based JetBlue has dropped by more than 2 percent, Dallas-based Southwest by 1.8 percent, and Alaska Airlines is down roughly 2.1 percent.
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