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Colom Withholds Support for Schumer’s Senate Leadership Bid

Mississippi Sen.-elect Scott Colom declined to endorse Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader in a November 12 interview, saying he wants to consider his options and wants leadership attentive to Mississippi and rural communities.

First: MSNBC · 1 more source
Crime Washington

Judge Halts Planned Closure of East Potomac Golf Course

A federal judge on November 14 temporarily barred the Trump administration from closing East Potomac Park and its golf course in Washington, D.C., ahead of a planned redevelopment.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 4 more sources
People Eagle River

Alaska Teen Remembered for Kindness After Fatal Collapse

Levi Curry, a 15-year-old Eagle River High School football player, died after collapsing during a physical education class in Alaska on November 6. His family and community remembered him at a funeral on November 11.

First: Atlanta News First · 2 more sources
Sports White Sulphur Springs

Hidalgo reaches 500 steals in Notre Dame’s win over DePaul

Hannah Hidalgo scored 31 points and recorded her 500th career steal as No. 13 Notre Dame beat DePaul 108-84 in the Shamrock Classic in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, on November 14.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 1 more source
Sports College Station

Elko Apologizes After Texas A&M Falls to Tennessee

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko apologized to fans after the Aggies lost 22-7 to Tennessee at Kyle Field on November 14, dropping to 4-6 overall and 1-6 in SEC play.

First: Newsweek · 1 more source
Sports Starkville

Auburn’s Takeaways Power Rout and Clinch Bowl Eligibility

Auburn beat Mississippi State 41-9 in Starkville on November 14, 2026, securing bowl eligibility for the first time since 2023.

First: Sports Illustrated · 1 more source
Sports Bloomington

USC’s Loss to Indiana Leaves Riley Focused on Missed Chances

No. 18 USC lost 27-13 to No. 9 Indiana in Bloomington on November 14, hurting the Trojans’ Big Ten title-game and College Football Playoff hopes. Coach Lincoln Riley said turnovers and missed scoring chances proved costly.

First: Sports Illustrated · 1 more source
Crime Dearborn

Man Killed in Targeted Dearborn Gas Station Shooting

A man was found dead after a shooting at a gas station on Dearborn’s west end on November 14, 2026. Police are searching for the shooter.

First: FOX 2 Detroit · 2 more sources
Crime Bulls Head

Riders Swarm Staten Island Car as Assemblyman Proposes Parent Fines

About a dozen masked riders on motorized bikes surrounded and struck a car on Richmond Avenue in Staten Island on November 11. An assemblyman said he plans to propose fines for parents of minors caught riding recklessly.

First: New York Post · 1 more source
People Philadelphia

Philadelphia sports doctor Gary Dorshimer dies at 71

Dr. Gary Dorshimer, a physician for several Philadelphia sports teams and Penn Medicine, died on November 14. He was 71.

First: CBS Philadelphia · 1 more source
Sports Sioux Falls

Prince’s 35 points lead Nebraska past Kansas

Britt Prince scored a career-best 35 points as No. 25 Nebraska defeated Kansas 105-73 in Sioux Falls on November 14.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 1 more source
Crime Manhattan

Former NFL Punter Sues NCAA Over Parkinson’s Diagnosis

Patrick O’Neill, a former Syracuse football player and NFL punter, sued the NCAA in Manhattan on November 2, alleging college concussions led to Parkinson’s disease and impaired his work as a surgeon.

First: New York Post · 1 more source