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UN moves net-zero reporting framework into implementation at COP31
UN Climate Change says its framework for tracking voluntary net-zero commitments has moved from testing into implementation, bringing a new focus on evidence behind the promises made by businesses, financial institutions and local authorities. Executive Secretary Simon Stiell announced the step Thursday at the Caring for Climate event at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye. He said…
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US jobless claims rise to 200,000 as four-week average holds steady
New applications for US unemployment benefits increased last week, but the broader weekly trend remained steady, according to Labor Department figures released Thursday. Seasonally adjusted initial claims reached 200,000 for the week ending November 7, up 9,000 from the previous week’s revised total of 191,000. The four-week average, which smooths out short-term swings, was unchanged…
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Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO effective immediately; Colette Kress takes interim role
Nvidia says Jensen Huang has resigned effective immediately. CFO Colette Kress becomes interim CEO as the board begins its search for a permanent successor.
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Veterans Day 2026: Honoring the People Behind the Uniform
Veterans Day honors those who served in war and peace. Its history, veterans’ own accounts and practical ways to offer support give November 11 lasting meaning.
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COP31 leaders’ summit puts climate finance and implementation on Antalya agenda
Climate finance, clean energy and resilience lead the November 11–12 COP31 leaders’ summit programme in Antalya, with implementation and small-island priorities on the agenda.
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Underwater drone expected as Chaguaramas collision search expands
A November 11 report points to additional underwater-search equipment, following a Coast Guard briefing that recorded five people unaccounted for after Sunday’s collision.
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Roberts urges careful management of public funds after Tobago’s $2.7bn allocation
Tobago’s Finance Secretary has urged staff to put integrity and accountability first, as debate continues over the island’s direct allocation and separate central-government spending.
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Canada makes rural immigration pathway permanent, with new program opening in 2027
Canada’s permanent Rural Community Immigration Program opens January 1, 2027. Here is how the job-offer pathway works, who could benefit, and what applicants should verify before spending money.
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Maloney housing development placed under 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew
The November 10 order names the Maloney Buildings Housing Development, while questions remain over permits and the specific grounds for the operation.
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Massie’s attempt to force Hegseth impeachment vote fails
The House referred Massie’s eight articles against Pete Hegseth to Judiciary, blocking an immediate impeachment vote. Massie alone broke Republican ranks.