Sadhguru on spirituality: Why your spiritual journey begins with becoming a better human being

Sadhguru says the greatest contribution to others is becoming a wonderful human being, arguing that character and everyday conduct matter alongside career success, money and recognition. He recommends awareness, kindness, listening, respect and admitting mistakes as practical ways to grow. His November 13 quote presents spirituality as self-reflection expressed in how people treat one another.

Trump's top economic advisor Kevin Hassett says report of his White departure is ‘not true’

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett denied reports he plans to leave the Trump administration in coming weeks, calling them “not true”; a White House official said there was “no factual basis.” Semafor cited three sources saying Hassett was exploring outside jobs while possible successors were being considered. His potential departure would add to recent administration turnover.

FAA issues US-wide ground stops due to rolling 'frequency outage’; all flight departures halted

The US Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop Friday afternoon due to a “rolling frequency outage,” placing flights across the country on hold as the agency dealt with the developing issue. The breaking report provided no details about the outage’s cause, the airports or flights affected, or how long the restriction would last.

Nvidia approaches Arm CEO Rene Haas in search for Jensen Huang's successor: Report

Nvidia’s board has approached Arm CEO Rene Haas as a successor to Jensen Huang, who stepped down after revelations of extramarital affairs, including one involving a suspected Chinese spy, the Financial Times reports. Haas is one candidate; finance chief Colette Kress is interim CEO. Once an Nvidia executive, Haas oversaw Arm’s 2023 Nasdaq listing.

Turkey, Qatar sign mutual defence agreement

Turkey and Qatar signed a mutual defence agreement Friday, pledging consultations, joint military exercises and deeper defence-industry cooperation to coordinate against an external armed attack and bolster regional security. The announcement followed Erdogan’s Istanbul meeting with Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, where they discussed the Iran war. The pact joins wider regional defence efforts.

American Cruise Line boat and oil tanker collision near New Orleans port leave several in the water

At least 12 people were reported in the water after an oil tanker struck American Cruise Lines’ American Heritage on the Mississippi River near New Orleans Friday, partially overturning the cruise ship and prompting rescue efforts. About 129 passengers and crew were aboard; officials have not confirmed injuries or the cause as the response continues.

Supreme Court to hear Trump’s asylum ban at US-Mexico border in major immigration case

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to review President Donald Trump’s southern-border asylum ban, a cornerstone of his immigration crackdown, after lower courts ruled it unlawful. The administration says it can reject covered migrants without processing applications; immigrant-rights groups say federal law protects their right to apply. Justices are expected to decide by June, alongside other immigration cases.

Iran's Abbas Araghchi accuses US and Israel of violating international law in attacks

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi accused the United States and Israel of illegally attacking Iran, arguing that future threats cannot justify force and that the UN Charter governs legality. He cited the lack of Security Council approval, risks to civilians, and Iran’s right to self-defense, urging accountability and warning that excusing aggression could weaken the international legal order.

Hakeem Jeffries heckled in Denver as report claims he is the only contender for House speakership

Grassroots opposition to Hakeem Jeffries’ expected 2027 House speakership grew after Denver protesters called him a “traitor,” accusing him of cooperating with the Trump family. Critics point to reported private meetings with Jared Kushner about bipartisan cooperation and a petition with more than 1.17 million signatures. Recent Democratic voting missteps have added leadership doubts, although no rival has emerged.

Turkey's president calls the war in Gaza an 'ecocide' at the UN climate summit

At COP31, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called Gaza’s devastation both “genocide” and “ecocide,” urging Israel to allow more humanitarian aid as war damage, heavy rains and flooding deepen the crisis. Israel rejected his remarks as anti-Israel propaganda and said Hamas must disarm before reconstruction can begin. U.N. assessments document widespread destruction of farmland, ecosystems, water and sanitation infrastructure.

Colombia court sentences five army members to reparations work for executions

Colombia’s peace tribunal sentenced five retired soldiers to up to 6½ years of reparative work for killing and disappearing 35 civilians in 2002–06; they admitted responsibility. Their information helped recover 77 bodies, and reparations include infrastructure work and searches. The crimes were “false positives”: civilians falsely reported as guerrillas killed in combat during Colombia’s conflict.

Paraguay's Pena faces new charges over bank crisis

Paraguayan prosecutors say assets linked to collapsed Ueno Bank have been found abroad and seek expanded criminal-conspiracy charges against ousted president Santiago Peña, accused of steering officials to protect the lender. They are pursuing asset freezes as tens of thousands lost account access after the bank’s November seizure, while funds remain missing. Peña denies wrongdoing.

Commanders QB Sam Hartman is TV's next 'Bachelor'

Commanders quarterback Sam Hartman, 27, will lead ABC’s “The Bachelor” season 30, premiering March 21, 2027, after host Jesse Palmer changed his mind. Though nervous about dating 30 women, Hartman seeks a driven, competitive partner; his parents support him, while teammates’ advice may be less useful. Undrafted in 2024, he has never played an NFL regular-season game.

NHRC notice to education ministry over complaint related to 'Veer Baal Diwas' events in schools

The NHRC directed the Education Ministry to submit a report within two weeks on a complaint that schools give inadequate attention to Veer Baal Diwas. The complainant contrasts its December 26 observance, honoring Guru Gobind Singh’s Sahibzadas’ sacrifice, with Children’s Day celebrations on November 14. The commission says schools should teach its history and values.

California steels for storms that could trigger massive waves, flooding

California braced Friday for storms bringing heavy rain, coastal flooding and waves up to 30 feet, with occasional 40- to 50-foot sets near San Francisco, Monterey Bay and Big Sur. Officials warned people away from the water and waterfront structures; Los Angeles faced dangerous surf and flooding through Saturday. El Niño, climate change and king tides heighten coastal risks.

Patrick Desiato, bassist for Cheer Up Dusty, dies at 36

Patrick Desiato, bassist and songwriter for Philadelphia rock band Cheer Up Dusty, died November 9 at 36, the band announced November 10; his cause of death remains undisclosed. In an emotional tribute, bandmates called him the group’s creative heart and praised his influence. His recordings, demos and lyrics will appear in releases planned through 2027.

Napping driver whose truck accelerated on Kansas soccer field, killing 2, won't be charged

A Kansas prosecutor will not charge the mother whose pickup struck a youth soccer field, killing two and injuring 10, because investigators could not prove she knowingly disregarded a serious risk. They believe she may have left the truck in drive and pressed the accelerator while napping. The Oct. 17 Wichita crash killed 6-year-old Cole Adrian and 35-year-old Nicholas Schafer.

Supreme Court will weigh Trump's asylum restrictions at US-Mexico border

The Supreme Court agreed to review Trump’s asylum restrictions at the U.S.-Mexico border, taking up an appeal of a ruling finding he exceeded his authority by barring migrants entering illegally from applying. His administration says the policy helped cut crossings; arguments are expected soon, with a ruling by June. Rights groups challenge denials of credible-fear interviews.

UK police launch sex offense investigation into children’s author and TV personality David Walliams

London police are investigating sex-offense allegations involving comedian David Walliams after reports accused him of grooming teenage girls and sexually assaulting one; officers say complaints are separate but will examine the reports for evidence. Walliams denies wrongdoing. The 55-year-old, famed for “Little Britain” and bestselling children’s books, has faced career fallout, including film and publishing decisions.

Europe will be represented by a team of leaders from EU and five major powers in Abu Dhabi talks

European national security advisers from the EU and Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Poland will take part in future technical-level Russia-Ukraine talks, a senior official said, following agreement at Dublin summits. Europe has yet to select leaders for negotiations; Zelenskyy had urged the appointment of envoys, saying Moscow was more open to European involvement.

Ukraine launches nearly 1,200 drones at Russia as US-led talks will consider wider European security

Ukraine launched nearly 1,200 drones at Russian targets in one of its largest attacks of the war, as peace talks broadened to Europe’s post-Cold War security order, alarming leaders who fear Moscow seeks to weaken NATO. European officials will join negotiations after Abu Dhabi meetings; Kyiv says U.S. Starshield limits hamper defenses. The invasion nears five years.

SRFTI students allege harassment of Emmy-nominated filmmaker; institute claims he trespassed

SRFTI students accused the institute’s security personnel of harassing Emmy-nominated filmmaker Ronny Sen and stopping a workshop he had been invited to lead, while the institute said he entered by scaling a boundary wall without authorisation and reported the alleged trespass to police. The dispute unfolds amid suspended classes and tensions following a September clash.

UP to run additional buses from Delhi to Purvanchal for Chhath, CM directs crowd-control measures

Uttar Pradesh will run extra buses from Delhi to eastern districts for Chhath Puja, while Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ordered safety and crowd-management measures at ghats to prevent accidents. Officials must deploy police, divers and boats, monitor water and crowds, manage traffic, and provide emergency services and facilities, as lakhs prepare for Chhath offerings on November 15-16.

Barclays to cut about 200 investment bank jobs starting next week

Barclays plans to cut about 200 investment-bank jobs starting next week, mainly in New York and London, adding to roughly 5,000 reductions announced last month, according to people familiar with the matter. The cuts span seniority levels and reflect an annual efficiency drive. The wider plan includes 5,000 cuts, targeting cost savings through AI use.

Alex Murdaugh’s lawyers seek dismissal of murder charges ahead of 2027 retrial

Alex Murdaugh’s lawyers asked a judge to dismiss his murder indictments, alleging lead investigator David Owen misled the grand jury about blood spatter and ammunition. Prosecutors denied deliberate misconduct, saying Owen made mistakes but acted on his understanding, while other evidence, including a kennel video, supported the case. The judge will rule later; Murdaugh’s retrial is set for April.

Cole Davison, missing 17-year-old Needham boy, found after extensive search in Massachusetts

Needham police confirmed Friday that 17-year-old Cole Davison, missing since Wednesday night, was found at Boston’s South Station and will receive care at a hospital; officials asked the public to respect his family’s privacy. The search covered Needham neighborhoods, wooded areas and sections of the Charles River, with K9 teams and a police helicopter assisting.

Microsoft says outage triggered by technical issue; rules out role of AI, cyber agents

Microsoft said a technical fault stemming from a network-capacity upgrade and exposed by a recent change caused its outage, ruling out a cyberattack or any connection to AI. Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365 disrupted users in 72 countries, but recovery is underway; some may face intermittent issues as Microsoft monitors services and prepares a report.

Christian Cousins, Kindergarten Cop actor, suffered from liver disease before death at 43

Christian Cousins, the child actor who played Dominic Palmieri in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 1990 film *Kindergarten Cop*, has died at 43, his brother Jonas Roeser announced on Instagram October 23. Roeser said Cousins had been sick with liver disease, though no cause of death was disclosed. Cousins appeared in the film alongside his twin brother Joseph.

HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on November 14, 2026 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Delhi-NCR’s November 14 listings bring theatre, film, art, literature, comedy and craft events to venues across the capital and Gurugram. Highlights include a Mahabharata-themed Dastangoi at Sunder Nursery, free Urdu theatre and a film screening, plus exhibitions at Alliance Française and India Habitat Centre. Workshops and a handloom fair round out the day’s choices, too.

‘Vehicle overloaded, 100 km/h speed': Survivors of deadly bus-truck collision in Assam

Survivors of the deadly bus-truck collision in Assam’s Golaghat district alleged the bus was overcrowded and speeding before crossing into the oncoming truck’s lane; the truck driver also blamed the bus. At least 25 people died and several were injured, with 12 critical patients treated. A survivor said it carried roughly 60 passengers, double its capacity.