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1. New crop of Democrats coming to US Senate to challenge Schumer Jerusalem Post · 13 Nov 2026

   The Democratic takeover of the Senate has led to some carping that he is too old, too moderate, or not aggressive enough against President Donald Trump to continue as leader.

2. Police, Shin Bet arrest terrorist suspected of arson, attempted stabbing attack in West Bank Jerusalem Post · 13 Nov 2026

   "I set fire to a vehicle near a tent belonging to Jewish settlers, and at the same time, I planned to stab a settler," the terrorist confessed.

3. Pacific urges world to turn climate commitments into action Islands Business · 13 Nov 2026

   THE Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) is calling on world leaders to turn climate commitments into concrete action, as the region takes its... The post Pacific urges world to turn climate commitments into action appeared first on Islands Business .

4. Wolfenstein 3 announced Gematsu · 13 Nov 2026

   Publisher Bethesda Softworks and developer MachineGames have announced Wolfenstein 3. The news comes as part … Source

5. Are Audiences Ready for a Johnny Depp Career Comeback? The Hollywood Reporter · 13 Nov 2026

   After years away from studio features, the star returns to the box office fray with Paramount's 'Ebenezer.' Analysts are taking note of his lack of introspective press moments on the tour: "It's a clever — if obvious — strategy."

6. Savannah Guthrie Extends Contract With NBC News Variety · 13 Nov 2026

   Savannah Guthrie’s tenure at “Today” has a lot of tomorrow in it. Savannah Guthrie has extended her current deal with NBC News, according to a person familiar with the matter, a move that will keep her at the desk of the network’s flagship “Today” program at a time when the show has sailed ahead of…

7. Advocates warn FIFO standards are slipping on mine sites ABC News · 13 Nov 2026

   Researchers say minimum accommodation standards are dropping on mine sites, despite years of public scrutiny and industry reports.

8. Race to Australia's first green steel entering final stages ABC News (Australia) · 13 Nov 2026

   Companies are racing to build Australia's first low-emissions steel mills as traditional steelmakers grapple with aging infrastructure, cheap imports and the enormous task of decarbonisation.

9. Americans ‘a bit naive’ about influence campaigns by Iran, Russia, China Iran International · 13 Nov 2026

   Americans have repeatedly underestimated foreign efforts to influence their politics and public opinion, leaving the US vulnerable to campaigns by China, Russia and Iran, says Sean Durns, director of the Counter Extremism Research Center at the Capital Research Center.

10. Second world war ‘brain’ bunker in cliffs of Dover opens to public The Guardian · 13 Nov 2026

    Hidden bunker, entered via a hatch in a field, controlled a gun battery used to attack German ships in Channel It has been kept secret for decades, buried four metres deep into the white cliffs of Dover. But from Friday, members of the public will finally be able to visit a pioneering command bunker…