Author: Leslie Stewart

President Donald Trump said Saturday morning that Venezuela’s airspace should be considered “closed” as he considers military action against the South American country. “To all airlines, pilots, drug traffickers, and human traffickers, please consider completely closing the airspace over and around Venezuela,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social.There was no immediate response to the post from Venezuela, which maintains authority over its own airspace. Flight tracking data showed several planes were still in the air Saturday morning.Many airlines began rerouting flights away from Venezuelan airspace earlier this month, and the US Federal Aviation Administration warned of “increased military…

Binance founder CZ did not try to soften the mood this week. He shared the following with X: “It’s an unpopular opinion, but it’s a good idea to sell when greed is at its peak and buy when fear is at its peak.” This is a well-known rule in cryptocurrencies, but the message feels different when markets have just spent 18 days locked in extreme fear.CZ’s comment sparks rapid reaction onlineTraders reacted almost instantly. “This is a very common opinion, but it’s an uncommon behavior because emotion takes precedence over logic.” User X wrote: Another added: “Markets move on psychology…

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A record number of Americans will be traveling this weekend, packing up and leaving to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with family, friends, and maybe even soccer.But early data, research and industry experts say travel will look different this year than it did 12 months ago.The main culprit behind the change? The number of travelers will increase. Economic anxiety is deepening. Tensions over geopolitics. And the six-week government shutdown just ended a few weeks ago.Log travelers, but belts will be tighterAAA predicts that 81.8 million people will travel at least 50 miles during this long holiday. That’s 1.6 million more people…

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X recently updated its user history policy. The platform will expose your country and, importantly, the methods you use to access X. Dr. Rasit Tavus, Founder and CEO of LegalBlock, comments on recent privacy updates.Why X’s new policy matters for crypto usersAndroid and web users face a high risk from cryptographic malware because these platforms allow the installation of unaudited software. If attackers can see what devices and platforms are being used to connect to X, they can more easily choose their targets and focus on Android and web users, whose systems are generally more susceptible to infection.How to reduce…

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I refer to the news reported in The Edge on November 19, 2025. There, Parliament was informed that since 2020, approximately RM4.57 billion of electricity has been stolen for cryptocurrency mining. As a result, the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transition announced the establishment of a multi-agency committee to consider long-term measures to curb electricity theft related to Bitcoin mining. Akmal Nasrallah Mohd Nasir, Deputy Minister of Energy and Water Transformation, also said that the committee could consider the possibility of completely banning Bitcoin mining. The current situation poses real risks to Malaysia’s energy infrastructure, grid security and public…