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Month: November 2025
#ClaudeMonet was born in Paris #OnThisDay in 1840; the greatest exponent of #Impressionism, he may well be the most popular artist in the world along with Van Gogh; this is “Le Grand Canal” (1908), a dreamy vision of #Venice:https://t.co/x8D5bsLiyXhttps://t.co/rqsvkRrK99 pic.twitter.com/RKM3R9AeEg
— Pauline Park (@paulinepark) November 14, 2025
VERY BIG TOP NEWS TODAY 🔝
🔥 BAVOVNA in Novorossiysk, the port and the Sheskharis oil transshipment complex, S-400 air defense position.
💥 BAVOVNA in Donetsk, hangars at a metallurgical plant.
👀 BAVOVNA at Saratov oil refinery.
🙏 Massive Russian attack on Ukraine, air… pic.twitter.com/rsQaWG7Tki
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A judge deemed Brian Walshe mentally competent to stand trial next month for allegedly killing and dismembering his wife in their Cohasset home in 2023. https://t.co/CWYKDcGTfs
— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) November 14, 2025
Ukraine news
as of Friday, November 14, 2025:Here are the latest developments in the war inUkraine
Key Updates
Massive Russian Attacks on Kyiv: Russia launched a major overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least six people and injuring dozens. The strikes damaged residential buildings and energy infrastructure, part of a campaign to make the winter “unbearable” for Ukrainian civilians.
Intense Fighting in the East: Ukraine faces “exhausting battles” as Russian forces press their advance into the eastern towns of Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad in the Donetsk region. Pokrovsk, a key stronghold and transport hub, is at risk of falling to Russian control.
Corruption Scandal in Ukraine: A significant corruption scandal has emerged involving alleged embezzlement in the state energy sector, leading to the resignations of top ministers. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned the corruption, which has prompted warnings from EU officials about its potential impact on future aid.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory: Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Saratov oil refinery, halting operations, and targeted a major oil terminal in the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, causing a temporary suspension of oil exports.
International Aid and Tensions: Germany has pledged to increase its military aid to Ukraine for next year to over €11.5 billion. Meanwhile, Russia issued a stark warning to NATO, stating it would respond with “all its capabilities” if the alliance decides to attack Russia, a claim NATO has dismissed as baseless.
In Detail
Military and Frontline Activity
Russia is intensifying combat in the Zaporizhia region near Orikhiv while continuing to use a high volume of cheap, effective glide bombs, with plans to produce 120,000 this year. Ukraine is attempting to counter this with mass production of its own domestically developed interceptor drones. Reports also indicate a significant drop in artillery shell shipments from North Korea to Russia in 2025.
International Relations
Romania summoned the Russian ambassador after a Russian drone allegedly violated its airspace earlier this week, presenting “tangible, ample and solid evidence” of the incursion. Azerbaijan also protested to Russia after an Iskander-type missile attack damaged its embassy building in Kyiv.
Humanitarian Impact
The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant civilian casualties. The recent attacks in Kyiv killed several people, and previous strikes this month have targeted energy infrastructure, causing widespread power outages as winter approaches. The U.S. Department of State continues to advise U.S. citizens not to travel to Ukraine due to the active armed conflict.
For the latest ongoing coverage, you can follow updates from sources like Al Jazeera, BBC News, or Reuters.
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Friday, November 14, 2025, include a major Russian attack on Kyiv, the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related emails, and the retirement of Walmart’s http://CEO. Today’s top news stories on
US News
Epstein Files: A US House vote to release all files related to Jeffrey Epstein is expected soon. Newly released emails mentioning Donald Trump have sparked political controversy, with the White House dismissing the allegations as an attempt to “smear” the President.
Immigration: The Trump administration is preparing to deport some Ukrainians despite fears of conscription. California also plans to revoke 17,000 commercial driver’s licenses issued to immigrants after a judge ordered the release of hundreds arrested in a Chicago immigration operation.
Ammonia Leak: Dozens were hospitalized and hundreds evacuated after an ammonia gas leak from a tanker truck in an Oklahoma hotel parking lot.
Crime & Justice: Bryan Kohberger, convicted for the Idaho student murders, has been ordered to pay for the victims’ urns as part of restitution.
Local NYC News: An NYPD shootout in Manhattan left one man dead after he threatened to shoot up a hospital, and a Brooklyn building superintendent was killed while trying to fight off a package thief.
World News
, killing at least six people and injuring dozens. Ukraine, in turn, has targeted one of Russia’s biggest oil ports on the Black Sea coast. Russia-Ukraine War: Russia launched massive overnight strikes on Kyiv
Middle East: Israeli settlers reportedly torched a mosque and spray-painted graffiti in a West Bank attack, as a body of a hostage, Manny Godard, was identified and returned to Israel.
India: An explosion in Delhi, labeled an “act of terror,” is under investigation. In the Bihar state election, the Modi alliance achieved a decisive victory.
: The US military has carried out its 20th strike on alleged drug boats, while Venezuelan President Maduro urged people in the US to unite for peace in the Americas. Venezuela
Business & Technology
Walmart CEO Retirement: Longtime Walmart CEO Doug McMillon is set to retire in January, with John Furner taking over as US operations chief.
Tech News: Hackers breached a mass texting service used by New York state, sending hundreds of thousands of scam messages. Blue Origin successfully launched a mission to Mars, marking the first time its reusable booster landed upright.
For more details on these stories, you can visit major news outlets such as CNN, BBC, and NPR.— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Nov 14, 2025
“To make New York more affordable, Mamdani will have to put results ahead of his Democratic Socialist preconceptions: He needs to grow if his city’s to grow.”
Mamdani must embrace Eric Adams’ spirit of ‘Build, baby, build’
trib.al/xwzAkeb— NYPostOpinion (@NYPostOpinion) Nov 14, 2025
Several people have been killed in a bus crash in central #Stockholm, Swedish daily Aftonbladet reports, citing unnamed sources.#Sweden https://t.co/7ZwgXcwKU4
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) November 14, 2025
Titanic passenger’s rare gold pocket watch could become priciest artifact ever sold https://t.co/qLWliQADKL pic.twitter.com/Kh992Jitth
— New York Post (@nypost) November 14, 2025
#Azerbaijan says it issued a strong protest to the Russian ambassador after a Russian Iskander missile damaged its embassy in Kyiv.https://t.co/ooxRpiIoMR
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) November 14, 2025