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Air Travel Disruption: The FAA lifted its nationwide ground stop after a communications failure during an air-traffic system upgrade, but thousands of cancellations and delays continued Saturday. The agency expects schedules to recover by Sunday; officials say the outage overloaded the network. Alaska Election: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins won the governor’s race, becoming Alaska’s first Democratic governor in nearly three decades. He campaigned on affordability, school funding and bipartisan leadership. Wildlife Milestone: Fifty-four olive ridley sea turtle hatchlings were released into the Pacific at Seal Beach after a 58-day incubation, marking a rare success for the endangered turtles. Immigration Enforcement: A Washington judge ruled Adams County illegally shared inmate information and coordinated with federal immigration agents, ordering the sheriff’s office to change its policies and train deputies. Public Health: Global health authorities say the U.S. has lost its measles-elimination status as cases continue to expose gaps in vaccination and disease control.

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Nov. 13, 2026

QuTEM opens West Coast satellite lab with OHSU in Portland

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Berg Racing adds national and West Coast F4 programs for 2027

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Kanazawa and Nagano pitch U.S. travel agents on a new Japan route

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Nov. 13, 2026

Century 21 Premier CEO joins Red Cross of Southwest Georgia board

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