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Brazilian aviation is in the news from several angles at once. LATAM pilots are marking Aviator's Day with stories from passenger and cargo flying, and the group's CEO received ALTA's Wings of the Americas award. Airbus projects Brazil will double its air passenger numbers by 2045. Anac updated its Super App for aircraft mechanic licensing and introduced rules that can bar unruly passengers from flying for up to a year. The navy's IH-18 helicopter also completed its first instructional flight.
- 2Military Mounted Battalion Returns to Washington International Horse Show▼News - Beyond the Arena: The Military Mounted Battalion Returns to WIHS
A military mounted battalion is returning to the Washington International Horse Show, taking part in an event billed as 'Beyond the Arena'. The unit's participation highlights the ceremonial and equestrian traditions of the armed forces alongside competitive horse sport, drawing attention to the long-standing relationship between military cavalry heritage and the show.
- 3Jazz clip featuring Martial Solal, Lee Konitz and John Scofield circulates●https:// youtu.be/4IV11kIHs8E # music # jazz # MartialSolal # LeeKonitz # JohnScofield # NielsHenningOrstedPedersen
A jazz recording pairing pianist Martial Solal, alto saxophonist Lee Konitz, guitarist John Scofield and bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen is being shared and tagged with their names. The four are among the most respected figures in modern jazz, spanning European piano tradition and American bebop and post-bop, so any rare footage or audio of them together draws attention from jazz fans.
- 4IHSA proposals reignite public versus private school debate▼Newest IHSA proposals broach debate between public, private schools
The Illinois High School Association has put forward new proposals touching on the long-running dispute between public and private schools, which centers on competitive balance, boundary rules and whether private schools have recruiting advantages. The debate has simmered in Illinois high school athletics for years, and the latest measures are drawing attention from school administrators, coaches and fans across the state.
- 5Area high school teams advance to IHSA volleyball Sweet 16▼25 Sports High School Tuesday- November 3, 2026- area teams advance to IHSA Volleyball Sweet 16
Several area high school volleyball teams have advanced to the Sweet 16 round of the Illinois High School Association state playoffs, according to 25 News Now sports coverage dated Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The round of 16 marks a key stage of the postseason, with schools from the region still alive for sectional titles and a state tournament berth.
- 6Indonesian stocks plunge 11% amid MSCI downgrade fears●IHSG CRASHES 11%!! MSCI THREATENS TO DOWNGRADE INDONESIA, IS THE RI STOCK MARKET COLLAPSING?
Indonesia's main stock index, the IHSG, fell around 11% in a single session, triggering a trading halt and prompting widespread alarm among investors. Attention is focused on MSCI, which is reportedly considering downgrading Indonesia's equity market status, a move that could force foreign funds out. Analysts are debating whether the sell-off reflects a structural collapse or panic that may stabilise once capital rules are eased.
- 7Indonesian stocks close higher on better-than-expected trade data●IHSG ditutup menguat didukung neraca perdagangan lebih dari ekspektasi Indeks Harga Saham Gabungan (IHSG) Bursa Efek Ind
The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed higher on Monday, supported by Indonesia's trade balance figures which came in above expectations. The positive trade data boosted investor sentiment on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, lifting the main index in afternoon trading.
- 8Claims That the Paris Climate Agreement Was a Lie●The Paris Climate Agreement Was A Lie # ClimateChange https:// youtube.com/watch?v=_DJ0chj0yA 0&is=IHs4TpjXDAAqVIWN
A claim is circulating that the Paris Climate Agreement was a lie, shared with the hashtag #ClimateChange. No supporting evidence accompanies the claim. The 2015 agreement commits nearly 200 countries to limiting global warming, and it remains a frequent target of criticism from both climate skeptics and campaigners who say it is too weak. There is no indication of who is making the claim or on what basis.
- 9Explainer: How Cataract Surgery Works▼How Cataract Surgery Works https:// tube.blueben.net/w/ihsjuUvNCWL 1XKEciumrpR
An educational explanation of cataract surgery is circulating online, outlining how clouded lenses are removed and replaced with artificial implants to restore vision. Interest in the topic highlights how common cataracts are as a leading cause of blindness worldwide and how routine, effective surgical treatment has become. The piece is being shared mainly as accessible medical knowledge for general audiences.
- 10Mercer Island High boys tennis wins KingCo tournament team title▼MIHS boys tennis notches KingCo tourney team title
Mercer Island High School's boys tennis team won the team title at the KingCo tournament, according to the Mercer Island Reporter. The victory adds another league championship to the school's strong tennis program, though details on scores and standout players were not included in the initial report. Local coverage is highlighting the team's performance.
- 11Dunlap girls tennis team competes at IHSA state finals▼How Dunlap girls tennis team, and its star player, finished in IHSA state finals
Dunlap's girls tennis team and its standout player competed at the IHSA state finals, with local coverage detailing how both the team and its top athlete finished in the statewide tournament. The results mark the conclusion of the Illinois high school tennis season for the Peoria-area program.
- 12Maroa-Forsyth sisters take third at IHSA girls' tennis state finals●Maroa-Forsyth’s Lexie & Katie Nilles earn 3rd place at IHSA girls’ tennis state finals
Lexie and Katie Nilles of Maroa-Forsyth finished in third place at the IHSA girls' tennis state finals. The sisters' podium finish marks a strong showing for the central Illinois school at the state tournament, drawing attention from local sports coverage in the region.
- 13Row of cars without licence plates puzzles Zagreb resident●Prizor u širem centru zabezeknuo Zagrepčanina: ‘Cijeli blok ih ima pokidane, što se događa’ Automobili u nizu bez regist
A resident of Zagreb noticed a series of parked cars without licence plates in the wider city centre, saying an entire block of them had plates removed. The unusual sight, rarely seen on the Croatian capital's streets, drew immediate attention. Locals are asking what is happening, with possible explanations ranging from vehicle re-registration to inspection seizures, though no official cause has been confirmed.