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3611news — Saturday, November 14, 2026
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World
3 storiesUniversity hounded out of Hungary by Orbán reaches out to new government
Central European University, pushed out of Budapest under Orbán, is exploring a partial return after Hungary's political shift.
US-bound flights out of Australia delayed after telecommunications outage grounded American planes
A US telecommunications outage briefly grounded American-bound flights from Sydney and Melbourne before the ban was lifted.
Senegal Youth Olympics in Dakar end on high note
The Youth Olympics in Dakar closed with enthusiastic crowds; China topped the medal table and Russian athletes competed under their own flag.
Around the World
4 storiesHong Kong preschool rejects father’s claim son suffered head injury on campus
A Kowloon Tong preschool disputes a father's claim that his two-year-old was injured on campus, citing closed police investigation and no CCTV evidence.
Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal group
US Senator Rubio told a conservative legal group that America will not submit to 'radical judges or soulless global bureaucrats.'
Salah scores twice as Egypt and Nigeria win Afcon 2027 qualifiers
Mohamed Salah scored twice as Egypt beat Malawi, while Nigeria defeated Tanzania in Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying.
Australian cricket's sandpapergate is back - and it cuts deep in a 'nation of good sports'
New claims that the entire Australian cricket team knew about the 2018 ball-tampering plot have reopened a national wound.
Dr. King’s Lost Draft of ‘I Have a Dream’ Emerges from a Desk Drawer
A handwritten draft of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech, written the morning of the march, has surfaced after 60 years.
FAA expands AI advice to manage air traffic congestion across entire US airspace
The FAA is expanding an AI tool that advises on air traffic congestion nationwide, though the controllers' union wasn't consulted.
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