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Politics U.S.

Mullin Says Telecom Outage Caused FAA Ground Stop

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said on November 13 that a telecommunications outage caused the FAA ground stop, with no indication of an attack or threat to the United States.

Sports South Bend

NBC Honors Dan Hicks Before Notre Dame’s First Game Since His Death

NBC honored broadcaster Dan Hicks before Notre Dame played Boston College in South Bend on November 14, days after his death at 64.

Sports Spokane

LSU Rallies Past Gonzaga on Dent’s Late Three

Donovan Dent hit a three-pointer with 1.5 seconds remaining as LSU beat No. 14 Gonzaga 81-80 at Spokane Arena on November 14.

Entertainment Hendersonville

Oak Ridge Boys Bass Singer Richard Sterban Dies at 83

Richard Sterban, whose bass vocals featured on the Oak Ridge Boys’ hit “Elvira,” died in Hendersonville, Tennessee, on November 14 at 83.

Sports College Station

Tennessee Beats Texas A&M to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive

Tennessee defeated Texas A&M 22-7 at Kyle Field on November 14, earning its first win at the stadium and improving to 8-2 as it pursues a College Football Playoff berth.

Sports Athens

Georgia overwhelms Missouri in 48-21 win

Georgia beat Missouri 48-21 in Athens on November 14, taking a 31-7 halftime lead behind Nate Frazier’s three rushing touchdowns and two scores from Gunnar Stockton.

Sports Oceanside

Aztecs Meet Aggies in Oceanside Showdown

Undefeated San Diego State plays the Aggies at Oceanside's Frontwave Arena on November 15.

Sports Chicago

Jets rally from four down to beat Blackhawks in shootout

Winnipeg overcame a four-goal deficit to defeat Chicago 5-4 in a shootout on November 14, extending its winning streak to six games.

Politics Washington

Massie Seeks More Republican Support for Iran War Powers Vote

Rep. Thomas Massie is seeking Republican support for another House vote to limit U.S. military operations in Iran, potentially in the coming legislative days or around Christmas.

Entertainment

Olivia Wilde Says Co-Parenting With Jason Sudeikis Takes Work

In a November 14 podcast interview, Olivia Wilde said raising her two children with former partner Jason Sudeikis has reached a healthy balance, but remains difficult.

Accidents Cincinnati

Email Says Bus Staff Failed to Secure Cincinnati Student

Seven-year-old Ngone Talla, a Cincinnati student with disabilities, died on September 16 after a seat belt compressed her neck while she rode home in her wheelchair on a school bus. A superintendent’s email said bus staff had not secured her properly.

Sports Philadelphia

Harvard Rallies Past Penn to Claim Fourth Straight Ivy Title

Harvard beat Pennsylvania 38-24 in Philadelphia on November 14, 2026, overcoming a halftime deficit to secure its fourth consecutive Ivy League championship.