Daily Brief: Mizzou, Migrant Arrests, Science

Recent research is reshaping multiple fields: LIGO results hint at second‑generation black holes, astronomers released a new wide‑field radio image of the Milky Way, oxytocin was found to synchronize heartbeat and breathing, a new complete tyrannosaur skeleton has reignited debate about whether Nanotyrannus is a juvenile T. rex, ancient Sarmatian genomes clarified Carpathian Basin population links, and archaeologists continue investigations at Poverty Point. In New York, a New York magazine photo package showing masked agents making violent arrests of migrants at Federal Plaza has provoked widespread public outrage and condemnation from immigrant‑rights groups. Actor Jesse Eisenberg announced he will donate a kidney to a stranger in mid‑December, highlighting the roughly 100,000 Americans currently on the kidney transplant wait list. In college football, Kansas State fell 43‑20 at home to No. 13 Texas Tech, while Mizzou is preparing to host undefeated Texas A&M in a high‑profile SEC matchup. GBH debuts a five‑episode Molly of Denali special, Molly’s Epic Adventure, this week on PBS Kids and GBH, visiting U.S. volcanoes and Indigenous communities. Local and market items include Aiken, S.C.’s November community events and registrations and CNBC’s market headlines outlining news that could drive today’s trading.