Sunday, November 15, 2026 Vol. I · No. 3
On the wire
01:20Planes collide at Miami airport, weeks after deadly Amazon crashThe Straits Times01:13South Korea calms fears over 260,000 Nvidia chip order after Jensen Huang’s exitSouth China Morning Post01:12How Aston Villa are reclaiming their identityBBC Sport01:09After tragically losing a mate, Herbert is helping businesses with his shirtABC News Australia01:08West Bank: Israeli settlers attack Palestinian home, olive harvestersMiddle East Eye01:06Ruthless Australia win record fourth Women's World CupBBC Sport01:06L'ville's win over UNC ends in brawl as Belichick helps restore order on fieldESPN01:04Cape Verde votes for president with emigration in focusThe Straits Times01:04'Is this a cyberattack?' Grounded flights, a Microsoft outage and AI chaos fuel cybersecurity fearsFrance 2401:01Who am I? Guess WSL star No 12BBC Sport01:00Dubai, Abu Dhabi property markets could gain if Trump’s midterm losses help end Iran warSouth China Morning Post01:00Return of the wild oyster: conservationists bring shellfish back from local extinction off Scottish coastThe Guardian Environment00:57Hong Kong taxi driver arrested after 2 Britons hit by cab in Wan ChaiSouth China Morning Post00:55South Korea probes top exam scorer after AI cheating confessionThe Japan Times
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World

Dispatches from every desk on the map

Here’s the latest.

Trump administration officials blamed a telecommunication outage but said they said did not know its cause and that it would “take some time” to restart airport operations.

A 13-inch sculpture model that Barbara Hepworth gave her doctor has resurfaced for auction in Cornwall, where the aluminium-and-string study for her famous Winged Figure could fetch as much as £80,000

Barbara Hepworth's miniature sculpture of Winged Figure, a personal gift to Dr. Roger Slack, is returning to auction. This 13-inch artwork could reach an estimated value of £80,000 at the auction in Cornwall. Roger Slack's relationship with Hepworth grew out of their doctor-patient dynamic within…

Angie Nixon fires back at Carville: ‘He needs to go retire’

Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon (D), who lost to GOP incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody in last week’s midterm elections, called Democratic strategist James Carville a “racist” in a Thursday night interview, adding he should “go retire.” “That man is a racist,” Nixon told former MS NOW commentator…

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