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Bayern Munich’s Christoph Freund says there is no pressure with Michael Olise

Bayern Munich’s Christoph Freund says there is no pressure with Michael Olise

Is the FC Bayern star’s jacket from the Dictator Mbappé collection?
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Climate crisis is 'outrunning us', UN chief warns COP31

Climate crisis is 'outrunning us', UN chief warns COP31

By Tuvan Gumrukcu and Valerie Volcovici ANTALYA, Turkey, Nov 11 (Reuters) - UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told world leaders at the COP31 summit in Turkey on Wednesday that the slow international response to climate change so far had placed the world on a path to destruction.
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Dollar gains as hot inflation, hawkish Fed talk lift rate-hike bets

Dollar gains as hot inflation, hawkish Fed talk lift rate-hike bets

By Shashwat Chauhan Nov 11 (Reuters) - The dollar rose against most currencies on Wednesday, extending gains after inflation data and hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials a day earlier fuelled bets that the US central bank will raise interest rates next month.
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Over 100 Indonesian lawmakers sign petition that could lead to vice president's impeachment

Over 100 Indonesian lawmakers sign petition that could lead to vice president's impeachment

By Ananda Teresia JAKARTA, Nov 11 (Reuters) - More than 100 Indonesian lawmakers signed a petition on Wednesday that opens the door for the impeachment of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, a move that risks further stoking political tensions in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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US Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, sources say

US Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, sources say

By David Lawder and Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has recently moved from his Washington, DC residence to a US military base after Iranian threats against his life, two people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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Alphabet eyes $3 billion Hong Kong, Singapore bond sale, sources say

Alphabet eyes $3 billion Hong Kong, Singapore bond sale, sources say

By Scott Murdoch, Yantoultra Ngui and Roshan Thomas Nov 11 (Reuters) - Alphabet is looking to raise about $3 billion equivalent through its first bond sales in Hong Kong and Singapore dollars, two people with knowledge of the matter said, testing Asian investor demand after an AI-led selloff in
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Commanders' offensive lineman reveals mental health struggles

Commanders' offensive lineman reveals mental health struggles

It's been a tough year for Nick Allegretti. He opened up on how tough it's been.
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Over 100 Indonesian lawmakers sign petition demanding vice president's impeachment

Over 100 Indonesian lawmakers sign petition demanding vice president's impeachment

By Ananda Teresia JAKARTA, Nov 11 (Reuters) - More than 100 Indonesian lawmakers from across the political spectrum submitted a petition on Wednesday demanding the impeachment of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, a move that risks further stoking political tensions in Southeast Asia's largest
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Arizona Halts Cloud Seeding for Colorado River Snow

Arizona Halts Cloud Seeding for Colorado River Snow

The Central Arizona Project (CAP), which manages a 336-mile canal system supplying water to Phoenix and Tucson, has decided to withdraw funding from a cloud seeding program aimed at increasing snowpack in the Rocky Mountains. This program, active since 2007, involved releasing particles into the atmosphere to encourage snow formation in the Colorado River headwaters. CAP's decision follows a close board vote, with concerns raised about the program's cost-effectiveness and the benefits for Arizona water users. The program has historically been funded by water agencies in Arizona, California, and Nevada, contributing $1.5 million annually. CAP's withdrawal comes amid ongoing disputes between Upper and Lower Basin states over Colorado River water allocation. (Source time: 2026-11-10 12:25:00 GMT)
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Illinois Faces Record Tornado Season in 2026

Illinois Faces Record Tornado Season in 2026

Illinois has experienced a historic tornado season in 2026, with over 200 tornadoes reported across the state, according to meteorologist Mike Albano (IPM Newsroom, 2026-11-10). This figure is three to four times the state's average and double the number of tornadoes reported in any other U.S. state this year. The season included significant events such as an EF3 tornado in Effingham on June 17, which caused extensive damage to the Mid America Motorworks Corvette museum and parts store, and an EF2 tornado in Charleston on June 18. Experts attribute the increase to both improved reporting technology and environmental changes, including warmer temperatures and higher humidity levels.
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Tornado Risks Peak in Alabama's Dixie Alley

Tornado Risks Peak in Alabama's Dixie Alley

Alabama, part of the region known as Dixie Alley, experiences a unique tornado climatology with two distinct peak seasons. The primary season occurs in April and May, while a secondary season emerges in late autumn. A significant number of these tornado events happen at night, increasing the potential for danger. Additionally, straight-line winds are a recurring hazard, peaking during late winter and spring squall lines, as well as during microbursts in June and July. These weather patterns are influenced by the region's geography, including the Piedmont uplands, where mechanically weak saprolite soil can exacerbate uprooting during wind events. This combination of factors makes North Alabama particularly vulnerable to severe weather events throughout the year.
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NASA Observes Snow Drought in the American West Despite Wet Winter

NASA Observes Snow Drought in the American West Despite Wet Winter

NASA has reported a significant snow drought in the American West during the winter of 2026, despite average or above-average precipitation in many areas during the fall and early winter. Warm conditions caused more precipitation to fall as rain rather than snow, leading to reduced snowpack. On 15 January 2026, satellite data revealed that snow covered only 142,700 square miles, the smallest area recorded for that date since 2001. A heatwave in late March further accelerated snowmelt, with the Upper Colorado River Basin's snowpack peaking four weeks earlier than usual. This has contributed to record-low water levels in reservoirs like Lake Powell and Lake Mead.
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Nor’easter to Bring First Snow to Northeast This Week

Nor’easter to Bring First Snow to Northeast This Week

A potential nor’easter is forecasted to impact the Northeast and New England later this week, bringing the first snow of the season to millions of residents. Meteorologists predict that a low-pressure system moving across the Midwest will combine with a cold air mass, creating wet conditions from Louisville, KY, to Maine by Wednesday evening. By Thursday night, a secondary low-pressure system is expected to form off the Eastern Seaboard, potentially transitioning rain to snow in interior parts of the Northeast. The storm’s exact track remains uncertain, but it could bring heavy inland snowfall, coastal rain, strong winds, and flooding if it moves closer to the coast. This weather event coincides with the ongoing Super El Niño, which is projected to be the strongest on record and persist through February 2027.