News for November 13, 2025

Senator Tom Cotton warns that unauthorized drone flights near U.S. bases, borders, and public events are rising fast and says Congress must strengthen defenses before a serious attack happens.

Rev. Jesse Jackson has been diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare brain disease that can cause Parkinson’s-like symptoms and serious balance and movement problems.

The Trump administration announced new trade framework deals with Argentina, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Ecuador, with some tariff relief expected on goods the U.S. does not produce.

The FAA has started easing flight cuts after staffing improved, and American Airlines says it expects a fast return to normal before Thanksgiving.

ByHeart is being sued by families of infants sickened in a botulism outbreak after a nationwide formula recall.

The BBC has apologized to Donald Trump over a Panorama edit of his January 6 speech, but it رفضed his demand for compensation.

James Fishback is set to enter the Florida governor’s race, creating a new challenge for Gov. Ron DeSantis’s influence and the GOP fight to replace him.

Stocks fell sharply as fading hopes for a December Federal Reserve rate cut shook markets, while Jerome Powell and other Fed officials gave mixed signals about the next move.

Rev. Jesse Jackson has been hospitalized in Chicago with a rare neurological disorder, and his family says he is in stable condition.

As wages stay flat and layoffs feel more likely, workers like Katelyn Cusick and Tom Ritter are taking on side jobs to bring in extra money and create a safety net.

Carlos Vega Jr. was sentenced to five years in prison for stabbing Jessica Edwards’ then-boyfriend during a 2021 fight at a Colorado bar.

The Trump administration carried out another U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean, killing four people as its anti-trafficking campaign expands.

Trump says his new White House ballroom will be funded by him and donors, while a released list shows support from major companies, crypto figures, and wealthy allies, including Jensen Huang’s Nvidia involvement and Amazon as a donor.

Michael Burry has deregistered his hedge fund, ending outside client money management as he says he is moving on to “much better things.”