The Sunday Flyover Replay : Treasury Secretary Named, Where the Socks Go, and a Crushing Video

Presented by Russell Sherrard,

Narrated by Artificial Intelligence, Our Hosts are Christopher and Jenny,

THE FLYOVER REPLAY,

Sunday, November 24, 2024,

Good morning! On this day in 1971, a man calling himself D.B. Cooper boarded a one-way flight to Seattle, held the passengers ransom for $200,000, then jumped out of another airplane and disappeared into the night—still the only unsolved case of air piracy in commercial aviation.

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TAKEOFF,

Trump Taps Bessent to Lead Treasury,

President-elect Donald Trump added nominees for his economic team this weekend with the nomination of Scott Bessent, a supporter of his tariffs strategy, for Treasury secretary.

Russell Vought has been chosen to lead the Office of Management and Budget, and Oregon Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer was nominated for Secretary of Labor.

Trump also made nominations at health agencies, including former Rep. Dave Weldon to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Marty Makary for FDA Commissioner, and Dr. Janette Nesheiwat for Surgeon General.

Storms in Forecast for Thanksgiving Travel,

A major storm dumped heavy snow and record rain in California on Saturday, while winter storm warnings were in effect from the Northeast to central Appalachia.

The holiday week will start with stormy conditions on the West Coast before moving over the Great Lakes. Nearly 80 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles or more on the Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the Sunday afterward.

A low-pressure system will bring rain to the Southeast early on Thanksgiving Day before heading to the Northeast, where areas from Boston to New York could see rain and strong winds.

New York to Close Migrant Shelters,

New York will shutter 12 migrant shelters before the end of the year.

Two hotels-turned-migrant shelters in the city have already closed, while 10 others across the state are earmarked for closure by Dec. 31.

City taxpayers were footing a $352 nightly bill per migrant with just $130 of that total going to the hotels for housing. The remaining payments covered costs such as social services, food, and cleaning.

Migrants at Long Island City shelter say they have been served moldy sandwiches, meals that smell foul, and food that is still partially frozen.

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Now, back to the News.

SPORTS,

No. 2 Ohio State dominated Big Ten rival No. 5 Indiana 38-15 on Saturday, handing the Hoosiers their first loss of the season. Florida became bowl eligible with an upset over No. 9 Ole Miss, 24-17.

NFL injuries: San Francisco 49ers Brock Purdy is out on Sunday, while Tampa Bay Buccaneers star receiver Mike Evans is expected to return from a hamstring injury. Meanwhile, Philadelphia Eagles receiver Devonta Smith was ruled out for Sunday Night Football.

MMA fighter Conor McGregor was found liable in a sexual assault case on Friday.

The Holiday Section

Experts offer advice on making your kitchen festive for Christmas with 38 designs, including a champagne bucket tree. (Ideas)

Grocery stores are competing for consumers’ Thanksgiving dollars by bundling the cost of a turkey and all the trimmings. (More)

With Thanksgiving approaching, bakers assure consumers that the key to making a perfect pie crust is as simple as choosing the right ingredients.

FINANCE,

The Dow Jones Index gained 426.16 points on Friday to close at a record high of 44,296.

The IRS has raised the maximum amounts individuals can contribute to their 401(k) or similar plan in 2025, including “super catch-up” contributions for workers ages 60 to 63.

McDonald’s will roll out a “McValue” platform in January, including a “Buy One, Add One for $1” deal for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

THE ROTATOR,
SUNDAY REWIND,

Ladies and Gentlemen: our most-clicked stories of the week. Enjoy!

A new study revealed that Americans still rely on the most common and easily hacked passwords for security, led by the password “123456.”

The average U.S. household spends $270 a week on groceries. But it varies by region, and this map shows the average spend in each state.

You were too young to remember, but this list will tell you the nation’s most popular song in the year you were born.

QUICK HITS,

Scientists discovered a 90-million-year-old piece of amber in Antarctica, indicating the frozen continent was once a warm, swampy forest.

Viral videos sweeping social media reveal the mysterious fate of missing socks: They hide in stashes behind washing machine panels.

The world’s most advanced hypergravity facility is now open for business—in China.

Interested in keeping an eye on your local wildlife? Here’s a how-to for setting up your own backyard trail camera.

For our armchair physicists: Researchers offer a new theory showing that our concept of “time” springs from quantum-level entanglements.

Magic and whimsy abound in artist Shannon Taylor’s miniature dioramas, cut with a precision knife from watercolor paintings.

Daily Quote,

“I don’t need any help, because of football, to be any stiffer. But, all things considered, I’m a very blessed man.”

— Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre on dealing with Parkinson’s disease.

And thats the news for today.

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