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Consumer confidence in the U.S. hit a near-record low in November 2025, even as AI and fiscal stimulus drove global growth. The IMF sees resilience, the World Bank sees risk, and the European Commission warns of trade tensions.
Rutger Bregman’s 'Moral Ambition' urges the privileged to act morally—but critics say it ignores systemic change, overrelies on Effective Altruism, and contradicts his past advocacy for universal basic income.
Former UK PM David Cameron revealed he was diagnosed with asymptomatic prostate cancer and cured by robotic surgery, urging the NHS to implement nationwide PSA screening — a move that could save thousands of lives.
Barcelona defeated Athletic Club 4-0 at the renovated Spotify Camp Nou on November 22, 2025, with Ferran Torres scoring twice. Hansi Flick called the return 'unbelievable' as the club reclaimed its historic home and surged to the top of La Liga.
Curaçao, with just 156,000 people, became the smallest nation ever to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jamaica on November 19, 2025, sparking global celebration and rewriting football's rules.
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with 160 mph winds, devastated Jamaica on October 28, 2025, submerging parts of the island. Celebrities Trent Alexander-Arnold and Spice offered public support as misinformation spread before landfall.
British author Frederick Forsyth died at 86 in Jordans, ending a 47‑year thriller career that reshaped political suspense and influenced governments worldwide.
