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Usman Khawaja's autobiography claims the entire 2018 Australian team knew of Sandpapergate, contradicting Cricket Australia's three-player finding; CA stands by its probe
Global Carbon Budget projects fossil-fuel CO2 emissions fell 0.4% in 2026, first drop since 2020, driven by Iran-war oil shocks and renewables
Nvidia board probes CEO Jensen Huang over affair with alleged Chinese spy; NVDA enters bear market, losing ~$1.57 trillion from its peak
Democrats flip House and Senate and sweep Texas statewide in 2026 midterms, with seven Senate seats flipping red-to-blue
Thomas Markle Sr. jailed without bond after cutting off ankle monitor on federal child sexual abuse material possession charges, which he denies
Trump names immigration hardliner Stephen Miller chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles days after Republicans' midterm defeat
COP31 in Antalya opened Nov 9 with an EU-announced no-new-finance stance, a contested non-binding electrification pledge, and a resolved-but-resentful adaptation-finance agenda fight
Hong Kong court sentences Joshua Wong to 10 more years for foreign collusion under the National Security Law, extending his release to late 2036
Russell Brand convicted November 5, 2026 by London jury of rape and three sexual assaults; acquitted on three counts; sentenced Monday
Magnitude 5.7 earthquake strikes central Japan, causing injuries and transport delays; no tsunami warning issued
South Africans voted November 4 in municipal elections with polls showing ANC support falling to ~30%, testing the party's post-2024 coalition survival
Nintendo's Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time launched November 5, 2026, scoring 96 on Metacritic but omitting Master Quest
DR Congo's Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak tops 10,000 cases and 5,300 deaths, spreads abroad, as WHO approves two new vaccine trials and US tightens travel rules
Paraguay's Senate impeached President Santiago Pena over the Ueno Bank collapse, swore in Pedro Alliana, and prosecutors criminally charged Pena
Russian strikes killed 31–33 people at a humanitarian aid site in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia, days before U.S.-mediated peace talks
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to a military base after reported Iranian death threats tied to his sanctions campaign against Tehran

















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