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1. US grounds flights amid communications issue Nine · 14 Nov 2026

   The shutdown, which was lifted after more than four hours, caused chaos at airports.

2. Senegal Youth Olympics in Dakar end on high note Deutsche Welle · 14 Nov 2026

   Enthusiastic crowds attended the games in Senegal, with China taking home the most gold medals. It's the first Olympic Games since Russia's war on Ukraine where Russian athletes can compete under their own flag.

3. Soros Fund Management boosts Intel stake to $340 million, cuts Apple holdings Investing.com · 14 Nov 2026
4. Campground booking portal disabled while data breach investigated ABC News (Australia) · 14 Nov 2026

   The ACT government says it has contacted around 6,000 customers, alerting them to potential scam activity on a national park booking site.

5. Molina Healthcare director Richard Schapiro sells $159,481 of stock Investing.com · 14 Nov 2026
6. Upstart CEO Paul Gu buys $1.03 million in company stock Investing.com · 14 Nov 2026
7. Molina Healthcare chief legal officer sells $1.62M in shares Investing.com · 14 Nov 2026
8. Jack in the Box exec chairman sells $112,555 in shares Investing.com · 14 Nov 2026
9. Hong Kong urged to look beyond university rankings to attract international students South China Morning Post · 14 Nov 2026

   Leaders of top British universities have urged the city to look beyond institutional rankings in its “Study in Hong Kong” campaign, warning that attracting and keeping top overseas talent requires government-backed career incentives and clear post-study visa pathways. The university leaders also…

10. Towards a resilient Pan-Africanism: Tackling the scourge of Afrophobia, By Yusuf Tuggar Premium Times · 14 Nov 2026

    These are but a very few of the reasons why Nigerians cannot fathom why they and other Black Africans are being targeted in South Africa. Call it Afrophobia, which may be better description than Xenophobia (as non-black Africans appear to be exempted) or the more euphemistic framing – anti-migration…