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Saturday night brought Taylor Swift onto the Studio 8H stage unannounced during Dakota Johnson's 'Saturday Night Live' monologue. Sunday morning brought rather heavier news: a second U.S. aircraft carrier group steaming toward the Middle East, the Wall Street Journal's editorial board urging the Trump family to retain legal counsel, and a Supreme Court docket opening Monday with cases poised to reshape voting rights, religious freedom, and assault rifle regulations.
Financial markets offered their own cognitive dissonance. S&P futures stood at 7,777 — up roughly 0.69 percent — even as economist Peter Schiff warned of what he called 'the mother of all bond bear markets,' a warning that arrived the same day a weak September jobs report somehow pushed Treasury yields higher rather than lower.
Texas, meanwhile, generated headlines that would have sounded like satire two years ago: a new survey showed Democrat Mirian Hinojosa leading Governor Greg Abbott, while Democrat James Talarico led Senator Ken Paxton — whose wife is airing ads for 'the Republican ticket' without ever saying her husband's name. Rounding out the morning: a Kelvin wave threatening to raise California's sea levels by up to a foot, an FBI breach exposing data on nearly the agency's entire staff, and a Mormon church leader branding prediction markets 'morally wrong.'
