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Overloaded routers grounded every US flight on Friday; could it happen again over Thanksgiving?
Could overloaded FAA routers ground US Thanksgiving flights after Friday’s nationwide shutdown? A five-hour FAA ground stop exposed weaknesses in America's ageing air traffic control network. Overloaded routers and a telecommunications outage disrupted thousands of flights, causing more than 10,000 delays and 4,000 cancellations. Flights resumed after system checks, but the incident raises questions about whether the FAA can prevent another shutdown during Thanksgiving's busy travel period.
Brooklyn building collapse: Chilling video shows walls crumbling as child stands nearby
A tragic incident unfolded in Brooklyn on Wednesday as a three-story building collapsed, resulting in the loss of eight lives, including two young children aged 9 and 10. Eighteen others were injured in the disaster, prompting emergency crews to mobilize quickly at the site. Authorities are now examining the influence of nearby construction activities, which had previously raised alarm among local residents.
Your next flight could cost more even if oil prices fall: Here's what is changing
Airlines face challenges that could prevent ticket price reductions despite falling oil prices and rising fuel costs. These challenges include aircraft maintenance expenses and delays in aircraft deliveries, which add to overall operational costs. Airlines are managing ticket prices carefully to balance their revenue recovery with passengers' price sensitivities. Consequently, travelers should remain aware of total travel costs, including various surcharges and fees.
Republicans score rare blue-to-red flip in Maine during midterm landslide
Republican Paul LePage has won Maine's 2nd congressional district, becoming the only candidate to flip a Democratic-held seat to the Republicans without redistricting in the 2026 US midterm elections. The Associated Press called the race after ranked-choice voting, confirming LePage's narrow victory over Democratic state auditor Matt Dunlap.
Aretha Franklin's real will was found under a couch cushion, signed with a smiley face; here's what happened in the courtroom
The 2014 will was short. However, it had different instructions. These were instructions about who will inherit her assets. Franklin's Kecalf and Edward reportedly supported the 2014 document. Notably, The opposing party was their brother, Ted White II, whose lawyer argued that the 2010 will should stand because it was found under lock and key in Aretha Franklin's home.
Manchester United sack Michael Carrick after worst league start in 40 years
Michael Carrick was dismissed as manager of Manchester United after their disappointing start to the season. The club has recorded just one league win and currently sits in the relegation zone. United's performance has been the worst in 40 years, leading to a necessary change in management. Mauricio Pochettino has been identified as a potential successor for Carrick.
'Journalists always catch us off guard': PM Modi recalls how media predicted his 2001 Gujarat move
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reminisced about his longstanding relationship with the media during a BJP event. He highlighted significant changes in news reporting, from press releases to Instagram reels. Modi shared a personal account of journalists learning about his Gujarat chief minister appointment before it was officially announced. He appreciated those journalists who attended his oath ceremony out of personal affection rather than professional obligation.
Jensen Huang's affair with alleged Chinese spy allowed $7 billion+ Nvidia chip sales to China: Report
The US government has reportedly identified Alice Huang as an intelligence asset working for the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS). However, there is no evidence that could prove Jensen Huang knowingly helped her or was aware of her alleged links to the government.
Ladakh announces December 4 council polls amid shutdown
Ladakh's State Election Commission has announced December 4 as the polling date for all eight LAHDCs, with counting scheduled for December 8. The announcement comes amid protests and shutdowns in Kargil and Sankoo, with the Apex Body Leh opposing winter elections and demanding a review of the delimitation exercise.
Iran-US war: Tehran opens military training camp for women, video, photos go viral
Earlier this year, thousands of women and young girls took part in the "Daughters Devoted to Iran" rally held in central Tehran, as per reports.
UN body agrees to postpone review of US rights record after Trump administration snub
The UN Human Rights Council has postponed its review of the United States' human rights record until January after the Trump administration refused to participate, making the US the first UN member state to fully reject the process. The 47-member council approved the delay by consensus to give Washington more time to reconsider its decision.
Who was T Cullen Davis? Millionaire Texas oil tycoon, accused of killing his 12-year-old stepdaughter in a sensational 1970s Fort Worth mansion shooting, dies at 93
T Cullen Davis, a Texas oil tycoon, passed away at the age of 93 at his home last week. He was famously acquitted of murder in a sensational case from the 1970s involving a shooting. The tragic event claimed the lives of two persons, while several others were injured in the attack. Davis consistently maintained his innocence throughout the trials that followed the shooting incident.
‘Stone cold loser’: Trump lashes out at Thomas Massie over Hegseth impeachment bid, vows to ‘stand by’ Defence Secretary
President Donald Trump expressed support for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in light of a new impeachment resolution. Republican Representative Thomas Massie has reintroduced the impeachment effort, targeting Hegseth's alleged misconduct. Trump criticized Massie as a loser for pushing the impeachment, defending Hegseth's military achievements. Hegseth rejected the impeachment accusations, labeling them as a sham prompted by a disgruntled congressman.
Dana White appears alongside Trump at White House briefing - Is UFC boss the next press secretary?
UFC CEO Dana White joined President Donald Trump at a White House press conference, which spurred rumors about a potential press secretary role. Trump jokingly offered White the position, which he quickly clarified was not a serious proposal. White expressed amusement over the attention surrounding the offer while firmly stating his intention to remain focused on the UFC.
'Dana White, please take the job!': Trump offers UFC chief White House press secretary role, names Khabib, Makhachev as aides
US President Donald Trump has extended an offer to Dana White for the role of White House Press Secretary. White is encouraged to bring several UFC fighters as assistants to help defend the administration. Notable fighters such as Khabib Nurmagomedov and Amanda Nunes are included in this request. This initiative aims to strengthen responses against what Trump describes as the Lunatic Left.
Arab parties extend a hand to try and topple Netanyahu, but challenges remain
Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi mentioned the Joint List's potential partnership with Jewish parties to oust Netanyahu. This collaboration could alter decades of Israeli political traditions and dynamics. The Joint List seeks to influence outgoing government decisions while remaining outside its administration. Netanyahu's opponents face a dilemma regarding the inclusion of Arab parties due to historical mistrust.
US Midterms: Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson wins election to US House in Nevada's 2nd Congressional District
Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson achieved victory in the U.S. House of Representatives election for Nevada's 2nd Congressional District. She defeated Republican David Flippo, who received backing from President Donald Trump. Benitez-Thompson, who was previously a state Assembly majority leader, focused on economic issues in her campaign. The election marks a significant shift in a district previously held by Republican Mark Amodei. The Associated Press confirmed her victory at 9:29 p.m. EST.
US midterm election results: Indian-origin US Congressman Ro Khanna wins California election, backs H-1B visa reform and immigrant rights
In a resounding victory, Congressman Ro Khanna, of Indian descent, has been re-elected in California's 17th District, garnering an impressive 72 per cent of the votes cast against his Republican opponent, Ritesh Tandon. As a notable progressive figure in Congress, Khanna is a fierce advocate for immigrant rights and champions reforms in the tech sector.
US Midterm Elections 2026: Democrats take early Senate victory as polls close
Democrats gained an early boost in their bid to regain control of the US Senate, with Senator Jon Ossoff projected to win re-election in Georgia, according to the Associated Press and other media outlets. His victory would help the party's chances of taking control of the chamber.
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