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Thomas Markle Sr. Returned to Custody After Allegedly Cutting Ankle Monitor
SoftBank Reports $7.1 Billion Loss After U.S. Data Center Writedown
Pope Leo XIV Celebrates Mass with 2.5 Million in Buenos Aires
Raphael Veiga Faces Fan Backlash After Brazil Appearances During Recovery
Taiwan Suspends Investment Talks With Malaysia Over Anwar Remarks
Physicists on China’s Tiangong Station Set Record Low Atom Temperature
Rep. Thomas Massie Files Impeachment Resolution Against Pete Hegseth
Dua Lipa and Bosko Kante Dismiss ‘Levitating’ Copyright Lawsuit
Wall Street Sells Off as October Consumer Prices Exceed Forecasts
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Seven Airlines Face Lawsuits Over Alleged Price Coordination
Seven major U.S. airlines face two proposed class-action lawsuits filed in early November 2026 over an industry data clearinghouse.
Turkey Claims Consent for Cable Survey as Greece Rejects Claims
Wall Street Indexes Open Lower as October Inflation Tops Forecasts
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Seven Airlines Face Lawsuits Over Alleged Price Coordination
Seven major U.S. airlines face two proposed class-action lawsuits filed in early November 2026 over an industry data clearinghouse.
Turkey Claims Consent for Cable Survey as Greece Rejects Claims
The French research vessel Abeille Marengo departed from the port of Heraklion on November 10, 2026, heading toward the sea area southeast of Karpathos to resume bathymetric surveys for the Greece–Cyprus electrical interconnection.
Wall Street Indexes Open Lower as October Inflation Tops Forecasts
Wall Street’s main indexes opened lower on Tuesday after October consumer price data exceeded economists’ expectations, according to Yahoo.
Judiciary Defends Role in Abduction Cases Against Media Criticism
The Judiciary hit back at local media and defended its handling of abduction cases on November 6, 2026, insisting it is an independent arbiter rather than an investigative or law enforcement agency.
Thomas Markle Sr. Returned to Custody After Allegedly Cutting Ankle Monitor
Thomas Markle Sr., the estranged father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, was taken back into federal custody on Tuesday after allegedly cutting off his ankle monitor.
SoftBank Reports $7.1 Billion Loss After U.S. Data Center Writedown
SoftBank Group Corp. reported its first net loss in nearly two years on Tuesday, logging a ¥1.12 trillion ($7.1 billion) deficit for the fiscal second quarter.
Pope Leo XIV Celebrates Mass with 2.5 Million in Buenos Aires
Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass with 2.5 million people in Buenos Aires on November 9, marking the largest crowd of his pontificate and the first papal visit to Argentina in nearly 40 years.
Raphael Veiga Faces Fan Backlash After Brazil Appearances During Recovery
Raphael Veiga travelled to Brazil to undergo surgery on a left shoulder injury, casting serious doubt on his future with Club América as his loan deal nears its expiration.
Taiwan Suspends Investment Talks With Malaysia Over Anwar Remarks
Taiwan has suspended bilateral investment negotiations with Malaysia following controversial remarks by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim regarding Taiwan’s political status.
Physicists on China’s Tiangong Station Set Record Low Atom Temperature
Physicists aboard China’s Tiangong space station chilled roughly 20,000 rubidium atoms to 9.7 trillionths of a degree above absolute zero, establishing a new record-low temperature in space.
Rep. Thomas Massie Files Impeachment Resolution Against Pete Hegseth
Republican Representative Thomas Massie filed a 34-page resolution on November 9, 2026, to impeach United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, setting up a House vote to test support for the administration’s military policies.
Dua Lipa and Bosko Kante Dismiss ‘Levitating’ Copyright Lawsuit
Dua Lipa and talkbox artist Bosko Kante ended a multi-year copyright lawsuit over the 2020 hit song Levitating through a joint dismissal filed in federal court in Los Angeles on November 9, 2026.