Month: November 2026
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Pennsylvania reports sixth measles-associated death as US outbreak grows
Pennsylvania health officials reported a sixth measles-associated death on November 4, as the state faced a large outbreak. Reuters reported 1,467 confirmed cases and 283 hospitalizations as of that date. CDC’s latest published national count stood at 4,852 confirmed US cases as of October 29. That figure has an earlier cutoff than Pennsylvania’s update and…
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NASA’s Swift observatory re-enters atmosphere after nearly 22 years
NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory re-entered Earth’s atmosphere on November 4, bringing a nearly 22-year mission to a close. The US Space Force confirmed re-entry at 7:39 a.m. Eastern Standard Time over Indonesia’s North Sumatra region, NASA said. NASA expected most of the spacecraft to burn up, though some components could have survived. The confirmation…
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Andre Coley takes interim charge of West Indies Women after Deitz departure
Andre Coley will lead West Indies Women on an interim basis for their upcoming series against Pakistan after Shane Deitz concluded his tenure as head coach at the end of October. Cricket West Indies announced the change on November 3, saying the transition had been agreed by both parties as Deitz prepared to pursue another…
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T&T’s ICC abstention draws calls for a clear foreign-policy explanation
Trinidad and Tobago’s decision to abstain from a United Nations General Assembly vote on the International Criminal Court has prompted calls for the Government to explain how the position fits the country’s longstanding support for international justice. The resolution, A/81/L.11, was adopted on November 2 by 93 votes to 13, with 36 abstentions. It concerned…
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Vance questions Iran war’s cost as Republicans assess election losses
Vice President JD Vance’s assessment that the Iran war hurt Republicans in the midterm elections has opened a sharper question about what, precisely, he was criticizing: the decision to begin the conflict, the way it was conducted, or its political and economic consequences. In remarks reported by ABC News on November 4, Vance said the…
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Thomson Reuters revenue rises 10% as AI investment remains in focus
The company reported US$1.833 billion in quarterly revenue while updating its outlook after the separation of its Global Print business. Thomson Reuters reported a 10% increase in third-quarter revenue to US$1.833 billion, compared with $1.658 billion a year earlier. Adjusted EPS rose to 81 cents from 71 cents. Operating profit fell 22% to $402 million.…
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Divali falls on Sunday, with Trinidad and Tobago’s holiday observed Monday
The festival is on November 8 this year. Families and businesses should distinguish the celebration date from the Monday holiday observance. Trinidad and Tobago’s Divali celebrations fall on Sunday, November 8, with the public holiday observed Monday, November 9. The TTSE calendar lists November 8 as the actual date and November 9 as the recognised…
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Kings of Leon prepare to release their tenth album, ‘O My Beloved’
The band’s first self-produced studio album is scheduled for Friday, with family relationships and the group’s history shaping the project. Kings of Leon are scheduled to release O My Beloved on Friday, November 6, adding a tenth studio album to a catalogue that began more than two decades ago. The band’s official site and store…
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Football Manager 27 moves into paid preview before November 10 launch
The open free-play period has ended, but qualifying purchasers and subscribers can continue their careers ahead of the full release. Football Manager 27 is in paid Launch Preview before its official November 10, 2026 release. Sports Interactive says PC and Mac players can gain immediate preview access by pre-purchasing from a SEGA-approved digital retailer; its…
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Before COP31, the Caribbean should ask for finance that reaches the ground
Opinion Suggested unsigned analysis for owner review. This is not Ricardo’s stated position or an approved Tito Baron Media position. The next UN climate summit should be judged by how much closer it brings vulnerable communities to practical protection. COP31 is scheduled for November 9–20 in Antalya, Türkiye, with Australia serving as president of negotiations.…