Sunday, November 15, 2026 Vol. I · No. 3
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00:32Iraq sacks nine officials over oil smuggling in pro-Iran group's bastionMiddle East Eye00:24Nations grapple with loss of 1.5 deg C target at UN climate summitThe Straits Times00:23Police helicopter joins search for Railton servo robbery suspectABC News Australia00:18Follow live: Arizona giving No. 2 Utah all it can handle in tight Big 12 matchupESPN00:15TV tonight: a tough look inside Crowborough asylum campThe Guardian Culture00:13Cape Verde could elect first woman President since gaining independence in 1975The Hindu00:12Trump-Putin-Xi meeting likely to be short on substance, rich in symbolismThe Japan Times00:10Ethiopia firm takes aim at menstruation taboosThe Straits Times00:09Gane survives Hokit's early onslaught, then takes control in title slugfestESPN00:06WSJ: Iran still has 1,500-2,500 missiles, impact US decision on resuming warMiddle East Eye00:05Bahrain issues first threat alerts since September as Iran says it attacked US baseCNA00:00What a Beijing cafe dispute reveals about China’s struggling bookshopsSouth China Morning Post00:00Gymshark in trademark battle that threatens future of small fitness businessThe Guardian Business00:00‘Jensen Huang lost his mind’: how AI’s smartest man fell for the world’s oldest trickThe Guardian Business
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World

Dispatches from every desk on the map

US flights resume after nationwide ground stop lifted

The United States on Friday lifted an hours-long ground stop at the nation's airports, with top officials explaining that the disruption was not due to a cyberattack or a sweeping Microsoft outage. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that US airspace was now "opened up," and blamed "old…

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