Anthropic offers up to $405,000 salary for unusual job to secure natural gas for AI data centres

Anthropic offers up to $405,000 annually for a Gas Supply and Transport Lead to secure gas for its expanding North American AI data centres, where reliable fuel keeps computing running. The hire will negotiate supply and pipeline deals, assess sites and prepare for disruptions. The role reflects AI’s power needs, despite emissions and regulatory risks.

Numerology Horoscope Today: Predictions for November 15, 2026

Today’s numerology horoscope for numbers 1–9 urges readers to match the day’s mood with practical choices: enjoy freedom, seek solitude or connection, take a small lead, review setbacks, travel, release draining patterns, plan patiently, or explore fresh perspectives. Each birth-number group receives tailored advice, lucky numbers and colours, with guidance linked to the day’s numerological influences.

Dr. Gary Dorshimer, team doctor for Flyers, dies at 71 after over 40 years of service

Dr. Gary Dorshimer, a longtime Philadelphia sports physician who worked at Penn Medicine, died Saturday, November 14, aged 71, CBS News reported. He served as the Eagles’ head internist for nearly two decades and treated players for the Flyers, 76ers and Union. Colleagues praised his exceptional care, constant availability, wit and humor.

The movie-watching experience, then and now

Watching the lavish ₹4,000-crore *Ramayana* in an IMAX prompts reflection on how cinema-going remains memorable not only for films but for audiences, snacks and shared mishaps. The film gathers momentum near its end, while today’s pricey multiplex distractions contrast with small-town single-screen theatres, once landmarks and rare escapes whose screenings became cherished personal bookmarks.

Reframing the fertility debate as a women’s rights issue

The Supreme Court questioned India’s two-child cap for local elections, calling population-control laws outdated as fertility falls, and referred its earlier ruling upholding the restriction to a larger bench. The case underscores how the rule disproportionately penalises women, curtails reproductive autonomy and political participation, even as fertility drops to 1.9 and India faces an ageing population.

Indigenous Guatemalans say goodbye to Nobel writer who defended them

Guatemalans honored Nobel laureate Miguel Ángel Asturias Saturday as his ashes returned from France to an ancestral Mayan site, nearly five decades after his death. Indigenous people burned incense and made offerings at Kaminaljuyu; Menchú attended, and his remains will be interred Sunday. Asturias won literature’s Nobel in 1967 and was exiled after Guatemala’s 1954 coup.

A small set of rules on addressing interviewees

Current-affairs interviewer Karan Thapar avoids honorifics and first names to preserve the equality and distance needed for rigorous questioning, arguing that “Sir” implies deference while first names suggest chumminess and exclude viewers. He uses Mr./Ms. or official titles instead, reserving first names for informal chat shows; after four decades, he calls it a cardinal rule.

‘I do not stand for this’: Singer Sierra Ferrell condemns ICE for using her song in controversial ad

Singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell condemned ICE for using “American Dreaming” without permission in a promotional video critics called racist, saying she is seeking its removal and weighing legal action. The clip nostalgically depicts white 1930s–1950s America before urging viewers to “join ICE”; critics noted Jim Crow segregation persisted during that era, challenging the video’s vision of who belongs.

NVidia, L’affaire Huang and the ethics of an affair

Huang’s reported affair raises concerns because a powerful leader’s choices can affect family, public trust and national interests, not simply because they may breach marriage. A link to Chinese figure Alice Huang adds uncertainty; US officials suspect intelligence ties, though this remains unproven. Drawing on Greek and Indic philosophy, the essay presents self-control, rather than desire, as the moral test.

Two Supermoons are arriving before Christmas 2026: Here's when and how to watch in the US

US skywatchers can enjoy two supermoons before Christmas 2026: the Beaver Moon peaks November 24, beginning three consecutive supermoons, while December’s Cold Moon peaks December 23 and will be the year’s closest full Moon. November’s peak occurs below the US horizon, but it will appear nearly full on surrounding evenings. Supermoons occur near lunar perigee, appearing larger and brighter.

Tennessee WR Mike Matthews uses Crutches after suffering injury against Texas A&M

Tennessee receiver Mike Matthews left the Texas A&M game with a right knee injury after landing awkwardly on a 17-yard catch; trainers helped him off on crutches. His reception moved the No. 9 Vols into field-goal range, and TK Keys replaced him. Matthews leads Tennessee with 608 receiving yards, as nine players have suffered season-ending injuries this season.

US flights to return to normal by Sunday after nationwide ground stop, FAA says

U.S. airlines canceled thousands of flights Saturday as they recovered from a nationwide FAA ground stop; officials expect schedules to normalize Sunday. Contractor work replacing aging copper wiring triggered radar and communication gaps, prompting the four-hour shutdown; investigators are probing equipment failure or error. FAA modernization began last year with $12.5 billion in congressional funding.

Global powers converge on Manila as ASEAN summit kicks off

Southeast Asian leaders open the Manila summit Sunday amid trade, security and Iran-driven energy pressures. Trump’s planned visit could bring his first Quad meeting of his second term, while Australia and the Philippines prepare a defense pact. Talks also confront Myanmar’s exclusion and stalled South China Sea negotiations; protests target a US-backed AI hub accused of threatening Indigenous families.

Israel warned US of possible attack on Donald Trump using drones carrying explosives: Report

Israel reportedly warned US agencies that Iran may target President Donald Trump and administration officials, prompting tighter security and relocations to secure facilities. Mossad shared intelligence with the CIA about explosive-drone attacks. The warning comes as negotiations with Tehran falter and Trump removes Vice President JD Vance from talks; earlier Israeli warnings remain unverified.

Samir Abu Younis, Hamas commander who led group's Rafah brigade, killed in Israeli strike: Report

Israel’s military said it struck a senior Hamas commander in Gaza on Sunday, while Hamas sources identified the man as Samir Abu Younis, head of the group’s Rafah brigade. Medics confirmed he was killed and several others wounded in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis. Israel did not name the target in its initial statement.

Three tankers caught fire in Strait of Hormuz after hitting naval mines: Iran's navy

Iranian state media reported three oil tankers caught fire Saturday after striking naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz; Reuters could not verify reports. Officials said two ships hit mines while attempting a prohibited route. Tehran has restricted shipping through the waterway and attacked vessels it says violated rules, seeking pressure on the United States.

Jared Kushner says US preparing next round of Ukraine peace talks as ‘new ideas’ emerge

Jared Kushner says Washington is preparing another round of Russia-Ukraine talks while seeking European partners’ direct involvement, as US officials weigh undisclosed proposals to narrow differences. He says a lasting settlement requires practical compromises, credible security guarantees for Ukraine and safeguards against renewed conflict. No agreement has been announced; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rejected ceding Donbas.

Panchang Today, November 15, 2026: Shukla Shashthi under Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra

November 15’s Panchang encourages a measured Sunday: prioritize responsibilities, plan steadily, communicate considerately and leave room for reflection. Organize unfinished work and prepare for the week, avoiding discretionary new beginnings during Rahu Kaal, which ends at 5:27 p.m. Traditionally, Ravivar, Shukla Shashthi, Uttara Ashadha and Capricorn emphasize persistence; mixed yog indications are guidance, not predictions.

What is forest bathing? How the Japanese practice encourages you to reconnect with nature

Forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku, invites you to slow down, put away phones and use your senses to reconnect with nature, encouraging mindfulness and relaxation. No hike is required: sitting or walking slowly in a nearby green space is enough. Introduced in Japan in 1982, it echoes spiritual teachings of interconnectedness, though research remains limited.

Pisces Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Pisces can expect financial progress, recognition and a cherished wish nearing fulfillment, with an elder sibling’s reassuring guidance. Spousal affection and friends’ good news brighten the day, though responsibilities may feel heavy and energy slow, making steady work and a measured pace advisable. The forecast links this outlook to the Moon in Capricorn and retrograde Saturn.

Aquarius Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Aquarius may face overspending, low confidence and a tense household budget discussion today, so restraint is essential. Partners may be irritable; students risk distraction, and business travel could disappoint. Pause optional purchases, focus on a manageable task, and express needs plainly. Retrograde Saturn marks Sade Sati’s easing final phase, while an early night restores energy.

Capricorn Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Capricorn’s day looks satisfying, with confidence, appreciation, and success supported by involvement in work or study. Business gains are indicated, students can focus, and employees may earn praise, while married couples benefit from cooperation and singles may hear of proposals through known circles. However, discuss shared finances or in-law matters patiently; pause before replying today.

Sagittarius Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Sagittarius faces a favorable day for saving or investing, with a financial choice and family conversation taking priority. Measured words can ease disputes at home or work, while family plans benefit from discussion. Household duties and unexpected guests may increase spending and drain energy, so make time to rest; Capricorn’s Moon spotlights money and home.

Scorpio Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Scorpios can make progress on a demanding work target today through courage and sustained effort, with younger siblings offering support and close relationships bringing warmth. Calls, short trips, and study are favored, while investment in a new venture should be postponed. The forecast links this initiative to the Moon in Capricorn and influences on career and communication.

Alex Jones claims Trump is slated to make ‘emergency’ announcement: Here's what we know so far

Alex Jones claimed Saturday that Donald Trump would make an “emergency announcement” at 6 p.m. ET, but the White House press pool’s schedule listed no such event. Jones’s “doomsday” post was among unsubstantiated claims about FAA and Microsoft outages, following an assertion that Trump had gone missing after the FAA ordered a ground stop.

Libra Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Libra’s day will end on a peaceful family note, with a spouse’s support and heartfelt conversations bringing comfort. Unexpected income or property gains may improve financial prospects. Students may struggle to concentrate, while creative interests and sensitivity to seniors’ respect shape work. The Moon in Capricorn emphasizes home and family; prioritize one study task before pursuing new ideas.

A Mayan ceremony in Guatemala honors Nobel winner Miguel Ángel Asturias as his ashes return home

Guatemala honored Nobel-winning writer Miguel Ángel Asturias Saturday with a Mayan ceremony at Kaminal Juyú, following his ashes’ return from France after decades abroad. Nobel Peace laureate Rigoberta Menchú joined the ritual, urging Guatemalans to preserve his legacy by reading his works. Exiled after a 1954 coup, Asturias died in 1974; interment is set Sunday.

Virgo Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Virgos can expect a joyful day as news from children brightens home, creating room for outings, romance and interests. Work and study benefit from focused effort, with students concentrating, employees applying skills confidently, and business owners considering ventures. Expenses may rise, especially for charity or comfort; protecting private time and sleep will support health today.

Leo Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Leo’s day centers on busy work, with good news from children bringing happiness and warmth to family life. A colleague’s request will add duties, but steady effort should help complete them, while shared-money answers may be delayed. Romance offers comfort, and a possible date appeals; keep spending simple as the Moon emphasizes routine responsibilities.

Cancer Horoscope Today, November 15, 2026

Cancer may find today brightened by a family outing or relaxed time with someone close, as partnerships and shared plans take center stage. Lovers can express feelings, make proposals, or exchange thoughtful gifts, while work favors clear discussion, especially at home. Keep spending simple and plans comfortable; the Moon in Capricorn keeps partnerships in focus.