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The National Guard is increasingly being deployed for non-traditional roles, including law enforcement support, beautification projects, and ICE operations, particularly in Democratic-led cities. While President Trump praises these efforts, military experts express concern that these deployments deviate from the Guard's core mission of disaster relief and civil emergencies. Critics argue this could be a misuse of resources, potentially impacting recruitment and public trust, and stretching the Guard's capabilities beyond their intended purpose.

Delta Air Lines is forecasting a stronger-than-expected end to 2025, driven by rising airfares and robust demand for luxury travel. The airline exceeded analyst expectations for its third-quarter earnings and revenue, with premium travel revenue up 9%. Delta anticipates continued top-line growth and margin expansion into 2026, positioning it well financially. Shares saw a significant boost following the optimistic outlook. The company's performance indicates improved demand and strategic flight adjustments are benefiting revenue.

PepsiCo announced its third-quarter results, surpassing analyst expectations for both earnings and revenue. Strong international performance helped to counteract a continued decline in North American sales volume. Despite this, the company reiterated its full-year financial outlook, anticipating minimal change in core earnings per share and low single-digit organic revenue growth.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns have executed a significant cornerback trade. The Jaguars acquire Greg Newsome and a 2026 sixth-round pick, while the Browns receive Tyson Campbell and a 2026 seventh-round pick. This swap involves players with comparable draft statuses and ages, though Campbell was recently extended by the Jaguars. Neither player has achieved Pro Bowl status.

Discord has revealed a potential data leak affecting approximately 70,000 users, primarily involving official ID photos. The breach occurred not on Discord's platform itself, but through a third-party age verification service. Leaked data may include personal information, partial credit card details, and customer service messages. Discord has contacted affected users, is cooperating with law enforcement, and has revoked the provider's access. The company refutes claims of a larger breach, calling them an extortion attempt.

A Disneyland visitor in her 60s died Monday after experiencing a medical emergency on the Haunted Mansion attraction. The woman became unresponsive after the ride, and Disneyland security performed CPR until paramedics arrived. She was transported to a hospital and pronounced dead. The Orange County Sheriff-Coroner is investigating the cause of death. Officials stated there's no indication of an operating issue with the ride, suggesting it was an unfortunate medical episode.

The New York Yankees were eliminated from the American League Division Series by the Toronto Blue Jays, ending their championship aspirations for the 16th consecutive season. Despite a talented roster, including superstar Aaron Judge, the Yankees fell 5-2 in Game 4, losing the series 3-1. The Blue Jays' strong offensive performance and timely hitting proved too much for the Yankees, who struggled to capitalize on opportunities. Manager Aaron Boone and players expressed disappointment after failing to achieve their ultimate goal.

Following a devastating fire, Los Angeles firefighters will now work mandatory extra shifts during red flag warnings. This protocol change comes after an after-action report criticized the Fire Department's handling of the Jan. 7 blaze, citing poor communication, inadequate resources, and ineffective recall processes. The report also highlighted leadership failures and delays in pre-deploying engines despite extreme weather warnings. Mayor Karen Bass announced these reforms alongside an ongoing federal investigation into the fire's cause.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed concerns about a potential US recession in 2026, despite current strong economic data. He cited weakening job numbers, persistent inflation, AI's impact, and trade wars as key worries. Dimon criticized government shutdowns for hindering economic reporting and preparedness. While other prominent investors share his apprehension, the stock market has remained at record highs, seemingly unconcerned by the predictions of an economic downturn.

Following the Yankees' ALDS elimination, the "Wait Till Next Year!" sentiment is evoked. This phrase, popularized by the Dodgers for decades, was first written in 1913 by early baseball writer Ren Mulford Jr. after the Giants lost the World Series. The article connects this historical expression of hopeful anticipation to the Yankees' current situation, suggesting it's a fitting, albeit bittersweet, motto after their season-ending defeat.