Trump calls for more FAA funding after nationwide ground stop, blames Biden administration
The ground stop lasted more than four hours, and officials expect schedules to recover by the end of Sunday.
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Sunday, November 15, 2026
The three biggest stories today are an aviation scare involving a nationwide ground stop and a collision of two planes at Miami International Airport, a call from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for a "dramatic shakeup" at Nvidia after CEO Jensen Huang's resignation, and renewed Iranian aerial attacks that Bahrain intercepted as Tehran claimed a strike on a U.S. base.
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Trump calls for more FAA funding after nationwide ground stop, blames Biden administration
The ground stop lasted more than four hours, and officials expect schedules to recover by the end of Sunday.
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Two planes collide at Miami International Airport one day after nationwide ground stop
A Copa Airlines jet and a UPS cargo plane clipped wings and noses while taxiing; two people had minor injuries.
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Bessent urges 'dramatic shakeup' at Nvidia and an outside CEO after Huang's resignation
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioned Nvidia's export compliance and disclosures, and Colette Kress is serving as interim CEO.
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Two planes collide at Miami International Airport one day after nationwide ground stop
A Copa Airlines jet and a UPS cargo plane clipped wings and noses while taxiing; two people had minor injuries.
U.S. News
2
Bessent urges 'dramatic shakeup' at Nvidia and an outside CEO after Huang's resignation
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioned Nvidia's export compliance and disclosures, and Colette Kress is serving as interim CEO.
Finance
3
Bahrain intercepts Iranian aerial attacks as Tehran says it struck a U.S. base
Bahrain's military says its air defenses downed several attacks, while Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim they targeted a U.S. helicopter base.
World
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Trump's top officials move to military bases amid rising threats
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is the latest senior official to relocate to a military installation, citing Iranian assassination threats.
U.S. News
5
Trump heads to Asia to seek momentum after midterm losses
The trip includes a planned three-way meeting with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin about nuclear stockpiles.
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6
Judge temporarily blocks Trump's redevelopment of DC's East Potomac golf course
Trump said his administration will appeal the two-week order, which is in effect through Nov. 28.
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Van Hollen says several senators who backed Schumer will switch to him
Van Hollen, who is challenging Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, says he has a list of 15 senators and growing who will back him in January.
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SpaceX's Starship returns from orbit and is caught by launch pad tower arms
The rocket was snagged midair by mechanical arms at its Texas launch site, a first for a returning Starship, about 22 hours after liftoff.
Science & Health
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Pope Leo XIV travels to the Andes and Amazon on the penultimate day of his Peru visit
The pope will visit Cusco and Pucallpa, where Indigenous rights, illegal mining and deforestation are central concerns.
World
10
Murders fall sharply in many U.S. cities in 2026, according to a law enforcement survey
Tulsa saw homicides drop 71%, and Polk County, Florida, reports crime at a 54-year low.
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NASA says the 2026 El Niño could grow larger than the powerful 1997 event
Satellite data shows the developing El Niño has similarities to strong past events, though each one develops differently.
Science & Health
12
Tens of thousands rally in Prague against plan to move public media funding
Protesters say the government's plan to cancel the household broadcasting fee would threaten media independence.
World
13
Southeast Asian leaders condemn Myanmar violence and extend ban on its leader
The bloc says Myanmar has not followed a 2021 peace plan and that attacks on civilians continue.
World
14
Courtney Clenney moved to Florida prison listed as minimum-custody inmate
Records show the former OnlyFans model is due for release on July 20, 2028, followed by five years of probation.
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Aidan Hutchinson hurt celebrating sack as Drake Maye also exits Lions-Patriots game
Both players were hurt on the same first-quarter play in Munich, with Hutchinson's knee buckling after a leaping celebration.
Sports
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Tesla begins selling Cybercab to select customers for $29,990
Buyers face a required $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription, which Elon Musk called too high.
Business & Tech
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IRS raises 2027 401(k) contribution limit to $25,500
The catch-up limit for workers 50 and older rises to $8,500, while the IRA limit stays at $7,500.
Finance
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Phil Collins gets emotional at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in Los Angeles
Collins took the stage on canes and was inducted solo, while U2, Run DMC and Aerosmith and Wu-Tang Clan joined the lively ceremony.
Lifestyle
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Richard Sterban, bass singer of The Oak Ridge Boys, dies at 83
The country singer, known for the bass part on the group's hit "Elvira," died in Hendersonville, Tennessee, after a long battle with cancer.
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See allTrump calls for more FAA funding after nationwide ground stop, blames Biden administration
The ground stop lasted more than four hours, and officials expect schedules to recover by the end of Sunday.
U.S. News
Two planes collide at Miami International Airport one day after nationwide ground stop
A Copa Airlines jet and a UPS cargo plane clipped wings and noses while taxiing; two people had minor injuries.
U.S. News
Trump's top officials move to military bases amid rising threats
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is the latest senior official to relocate to a military installation, citing Iranian assassination threats.
U.S. News
Trump heads to Asia to seek momentum after midterm losses
The trip includes a planned three-way meeting with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin about nuclear stockpiles.
U.S. News
Judge temporarily blocks Trump's redevelopment of DC's East Potomac golf course
Trump said his administration will appeal the two-week order, which is in effect through Nov. 28.
U.S. News
Van Hollen says several senators who backed Schumer will switch to him
Van Hollen, who is challenging Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, says he has a list of 15 senators and growing who will back him in January.
U.S. News
Murders fall sharply in many U.S. cities in 2026, according to a law enforcement survey
Tulsa saw homicides drop 71%, and Polk County, Florida, reports crime at a 54-year low.
U.S. News
Courtney Clenney moved to Florida prison listed as minimum-custody inmate
Records show the former OnlyFans model is due for release on July 20, 2028, followed by five years of probation.
U.S. News
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See allBessent urges 'dramatic shakeup' at Nvidia and an outside CEO after Huang's resignation
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioned Nvidia's export compliance and disclosures, and Colette Kress is serving as interim CEO.
Finance
IRS raises 2027 401(k) contribution limit to $25,500
The catch-up limit for workers 50 and older rises to $8,500, while the IRA limit stays at $7,500.
Finance
World
See allBahrain intercepts Iranian aerial attacks as Tehran says it struck a U.S. base
Bahrain's military says its air defenses downed several attacks, while Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim they targeted a U.S. helicopter base.
World
Pope Leo XIV travels to the Andes and Amazon on the penultimate day of his Peru visit
The pope will visit Cusco and Pucallpa, where Indigenous rights, illegal mining and deforestation are central concerns.
World
Tens of thousands rally in Prague against plan to move public media funding
Protesters say the government's plan to cancel the household broadcasting fee would threaten media independence.
World
Southeast Asian leaders condemn Myanmar violence and extend ban on its leader
The bloc says Myanmar has not followed a 2021 peace plan and that attacks on civilians continue.
World
Science & Health
See allSpaceX's Starship returns from orbit and is caught by launch pad tower arms
The rocket was snagged midair by mechanical arms at its Texas launch site, a first for a returning Starship, about 22 hours after liftoff.
Science & Health
NASA says the 2026 El Niño could grow larger than the powerful 1997 event
Satellite data shows the developing El Niño has similarities to strong past events, though each one develops differently.
Science & Health
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See allPhil Collins gets emotional at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in Los Angeles
Collins took the stage on canes and was inducted solo, while U2, Run DMC and Aerosmith and Wu-Tang Clan joined the lively ceremony.
Lifestyle
Richard Sterban, bass singer of The Oak Ridge Boys, dies at 83
The country singer, known for the bass part on the group's hit "Elvira," died in Hendersonville, Tennessee, after a long battle with cancer.
Lifestyle