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Veteran Brazilian actor Lima Duarte, 96, voted in the 2026 election runoff and moved fans by continuing a family tradition: visiting the house where his mother died on election days. Outlets including Estadão, Metrópoles and G1 covered the moment, with videos of the actor emotional at the scene circulating widely and touching readers across Brazil.
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Remembrance Day commemorations are underway as annual poppy campaigns launch. In Canada, Legions including Callander, Ontario, have started their 2026 campaigns, and the first poppy was presented to British Columbia's lieutenant governor. In the UK, attention is on a veteran refused entry to a Wetherspoons pub for wearing a poppy deemed 'too political', sparking criticism.
- 3Syracuse Crunch to hold Military Appreciation Night on Nov. 11▼Syracuse Crunch To Hold Military Appreciation Night Presented By Visions Federal Credit Union Nov. 11
The Syracuse Crunch, the AHL hockey team, will host its Military Appreciation Night on November 11, presented by Visions Federal Credit Union. The event falls on Veterans Day and is set to honor service members and veterans. Details about ticket offers and on-ice ceremonies are expected from the club as the date approaches.
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The veteran actor is in the news after discussing his approach to growing older and to his craft in a recent interview. Separately, a quote attributed to him — 'Dreams come true, and without a dream, there's no life' — is circulating widely as quote of the day. Stories about his little-known passion for flying have also resurfaced.
- 5Wawrinka and Musetti headline Lyon Open day three▼Wawrinka & Musetti Headline; Kouame & Paul Also In Action | Lyon 2026 Day 3 Highlights
Day three of the Lyon 2026 tennis tournament featured headline matches involving Stan Wawrinka and Lorenzo Musetti, with Kouame and Tommy Paul also in action. Highlights from the day's play have drawn wide attention, with fans following the veterans and top seeds as the early rounds shape up.
- 6Brewers manager Pat Murphy's unusual method for building lineups●A pen, a napkin and a ninja: How Murphy draws up the Crew's winning lineups
Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy is drawing attention for his low-tech approach to setting the club's lineups, reportedly sketching them out with little more than a pen and a napkin. The story offers a colourful look at how the veteran skipper makes his daily decisions as the Crew keep winning, with his unconventional habits and personality proving as much a talking point as the team's results.
- 7NFL Week 7 takeaways as trade deadline approaches▼32 things we learned in NFL Week 7: As trade deadline nears, so do showcase opportunities
USA Today published its weekly recap of 32 lessons from NFL Week 7, highlighting how the approaching trade deadline is shaping team decisions. With contending clubs looking to upgrade rosters and struggling teams weighing sales, the coming days give players and veterans on expiring deals a final chance to showcase their value before Tuesday's deadline.
- 8Cobolli faces Wawrinka as Lyon Open Day 4 action unfolds●Cobolli vs Wawrinka; Fritz, Vacherot & More In Action! | Lyon 2026 Day 4 Highlights
Day 4 of the 2026 Lyon Open delivered a headline clash between Flavio Cobolli and three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka, with Taylor Fritz and Valentin Vacherot also in action on the French clay. Fans have been reacting strongly to the day's highlights, with the Wawrinka match drawing particular attention given the veteran's enduring popularity on tour.
- 9Wayne County Nutrition Center Prepares Veterans Day Program▼Wayne County Nutrition Center Plans Veterans Day Program Wit...
The Wayne County Nutrition Center is planning a Veterans Day program, according to the Wayne County Journal Banner. The event is set to honor local veterans, though specific details about the date, speakers, and activities have not yet been widely reported. Local residents are sharing news of the upcoming program as the community prepares to mark the holiday.
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Russian footballer Denis Glushakov said he keeps a Lionel Messi shirt stored in a safe for a 'rainy day', a remark that has spread across Russian sports media and betting-adjacent sites. The comment is being discussed by fans, many treating it as a humorous or surprising confession from the veteran midfielder.
- 11Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic Offers Free Dental Care to Veterans▼Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic to Salute Veterans with Free Dental Services at Annual 'Veterans Smile Day' Event
The Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic is holding its annual 'Veterans Smile Day', offering free dental services to veterans as a way of honoring their service. The event provides veterans in the Santa Ynez Valley area with access to dental checkups and treatment at no cost, reflecting a growing focus on veterans' health needs.
- 12Charlotte Checkers to Host Military Appreciation Night on Nov. 6▼Military Appreciation Night Is Nov. 6
The Charlotte Checkers hockey team will hold Military Appreciation Night on Nov. 6, honoring service members and veterans during their home game. The team is promoting the event ahead of Veterans Day, and fans are being encouraged to attend and show support for the armed forces.
- 13FOX Sports to Broadcast Veterans Day Weekend From Military Academies▼FOX Sports To Broadcast Special Veterans Day Weekend From Military Academies
FOX Sports will air a special Veterans Day weekend of broadcasts from military academies in the United States. The programming is timed to the federal holiday honoring American veterans and will feature college sports coverage from the academy campuses. The announcement highlights the network's tribute to service members and connects its sports coverage to the annual observance.
- 14Retailers roll out Veterans Day discounts and free meals▼2026 Veterans Day discounts, free meals and other retail offers
Businesses across the United States are announcing deals for Veterans Day, including free meals, retail discounts and other offers for veterans and active-duty service members. VA News has published a roundup of the participating companies and the deals available, giving veterans a single list to check before heading out on the holiday.
- 15Georgia Tech Launches 'Buy One, Give One' Military Ticket Promotion▼'Buy One, Give One' Military Ticket Promotion Announced for Nov. 6-8 Games
Georgia Tech Athletics has announced a 'Buy One, Give One' military ticket promotion for its November 6-8 games. Fans who purchase a ticket can donate one to a member of the armed services, honoring veterans and active-duty military personnel. The initiative ties into the university's tribute activities around the early-November game window and encourages supporters to share game access with service members and their families.
- 16Man finds his 1984 Nixdorf programming handbook while tidying up●Heute beim Aufräumen gefunden: Meine persönliche "Programmierbibel", die ich 1984 am ersten Arbeitstag bei der Nixdorf C
A former Nixdorf Computer AG employee has shared a relic from his first day at work in 1984: a personal programming handbook he was handed on day one. Tidying up, he rediscovered the book and joked that after so many decades he can still speak a little Z80, the processor language it covered.
- 17Veterans Book Month Features The Girls Who Stepped Out of Line▼Veteran’s Book Month: The Girls Who Stepped Out of Line | Event: 11/11/26
A Veterans Book Month event centered on The Girls Who Stepped Out of Line is scheduled for November 11, 2026, coinciding with Veterans Day. The book highlights stories of women veterans who broke barriers in military service. The announcement comes from Small Wars Journal as part of its coverage of military literature honoring veterans.
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Pub chain Wetherspoon is facing a backlash after reports that an Army veteran was refused entry to one of its pubs while wearing a remembrance poppy. The story has been picked up by British outlets and is drawing anger on social media, with many accusing the chain of disrespecting armed forces traditions. Wetherspoon has not yet issued a detailed public response to the specific incident.
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Kerness K secured its eleventh career victory at the Maryland Million, adding another chapter to the horse's remarkable record in one of Maryland's premier racing days. The win drew attention from racing fans following the state's showcase thoroughbred event, with coverage highlighting the depth of competition in this year's edition.
- 20Wayne County Nutrition Center to Offer Free Veterans Day Meals▼Wayne County Nutrition Center Plans Veterans Day Program With Free Meals for Veterans
The Wayne County Nutrition Center is organizing a Veterans Day program that will include free meals for veterans. The event is intended to honor local veterans in the community. Further details about the date, time, and program schedule have not yet been made widely available, and residents are awaiting additional information from the center.
- 21November VA benefits payment schedule explained▼When are VA Benefits being paid next month? Deposit schedule for November's payment
Veterans and beneficiaries are checking when their November VA benefits will be deposited. The published schedule follows the standard monthly payment dates, with deposits arriving on the first business day of the month for most recipients, adjusted for weekends and federal holidays. People are being advised to plan around the deposit calendar for upcoming bills and expenses.
- 22Firefox courts lapsed users with nostalgia-themed ad campaign▼Firefox brings back the internet’s original viral stars to win over former users
Firefox has launched a new advertising campaign that revives some of the internet's earliest viral characters in an effort to win back users who left the browser. The push leans on nostalgia for the web's early days, positioning the veteran browser against newer rivals at a time when its market share has been shrinking.
- 23Chipotle offers free chips and dip for Veterans Day 2026▼CHIPOTLE HONORS VETERANS AND THE MILITARY COMMUNITY WITH A FREE CHIPS AND DIP OFFER ON VETERANS DAY 2026
Chipotle announced it will honor veterans and the military community with a free chips-and-dip offer on Veterans Day 2026. The promotion, publicized directly by the chain, gives active-duty service members and veterans a complimentary snack at participating US locations on the holiday. The announcement is drawing attention as restaurants and retailers roll out their annual Veterans Day deals and discounts.
- 24Jeffrey Archer's final novel sells nearly 28,000 copies in days●Jeffrey Archer's final novel sells almost 28,000 copies within days of release https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/jeffre
Jeffrey Archer's final novel has sold almost 28,000 copies within days of its release, a strong start for what the bestselling British author has indicated will be his last book. The launch was marked by an event at Leicester Square Theatre with Gyles Brandreth, drawing attention from readers and commentators discussing the veteran writer's farewell to fiction.
- 25FOX Sports plans two-day salute to military before Veterans Day▼FOX Sports to honor military ahead of Veterans Day with two-day salute during college football, NFL coverage
FOX Sports will honor the US military with a two-day salute across its college football and NFL coverage ahead of Veterans Day. The programming will feature tributes to service members and veterans during game broadcasts, part of the network's annual lead-up to the November 11 holiday.
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A county is set to formally dedicate its Veterans Memorial Brick Garden during Veterans Day ceremonies. The garden, built around memorial bricks honoring local service members, will be unveiled as part of the community's observance of the holiday. The dedication gives residents a permanent place to recognize veterans, with details on the exact time and location expected from county officials.
- 27Local Restaurants Offer Free Meals to Veterans and Military●Local Restaurants Honor Veterans and Active Duty Military
Restaurants in the local area are honoring veterans and active duty military members, with many offering free meals or discounts as a gesture of appreciation. The initiative gives service members a chance to be recognized by their communities, and diners are encouraged to check with participating locations for details on eligibility and participating restaurants.
- 28Gary Sinise Shares Reflective Quote Of The Day▼Quote Of The Day By CSI: NY Star Gary Sinise: 'I Realized Quite A Long Time Ago That...'
Actor Gary Sinise, best known for playing Detective Mac Taylor on CSI: NY, is being quoted in a 'Quote of the Day' feature in which he says he 'realized quite a long time ago that...' The reflection is circulating among fans of the actor, who remains a prominent figure through his television career and veteran-support work, prompting conversation about his outlook and message.
- 29Great Clips offers free haircuts for Veterans Day▼Great Clips gives free haircuts to the military this Veterans Day
Great Clips is giving free haircuts to military members and veterans this Veterans Day. The promotion honors those who have served, and the salon chain's offer is being picked up by local news outlets across the United States as communities mark the holiday.
- 30Eat'n Park offers military discount through November●Eat’n Park restaurants offering discount to active, former military members through November
Eat'n Park is offering a discount to active-duty and former military members at its restaurants through the end of November. The Pittsburgh-area chain's offer comes as the region marks Veterans Day and Military Appreciation Month-style recognition in November, giving veterans and service members a deal when dining in.
- 31Aspen Creek Grill to offer free meals for veterans on Veterans Day●Aspen Creek Grill to offer free meal vouchers for veterans, military members on Veterans Day
Aspen Creek Grill will provide free meal vouchers to veterans and active-duty military members on Veterans Day. The restaurant chain's annual gesture of appreciation is being reported by local media, inviting former and current service members to enjoy a complimentary meal at participating locations.
- 32Restaurants offer free Veterans Day meals in November●Veterans, military members can get free meals at these restaurants for one day in November: What to bring
Veterans and active-duty military members can receive free meals at a range of restaurant chains for one day in November, timed around Veterans Day. Diners typically need to bring proof of service, such as a military ID, VA card, discharge papers or a veteran organisation membership card. Lists of participating restaurants are circulating widely so veterans can plan where to eat.
- 33Tommy's Express offers free car washes to veterans●Tommy’s Express giving military members free car wash on Veterans Day
Tommy's Express Car Wash is giving military members a free car wash on Veterans Day. The company announced the offer through MLive.com, and veterans or active-duty service members can take advantage of it at participating locations on the holiday.
- 34Blinded Ukrainian soldier hopes to see his children again▼A Ukrainian soldier lost his sight in war. Now he hopes to see his children again
A Ukrainian soldier blinded while fighting in the war with Russia is the subject of a widely carried human-interest story by US news outlets. The report follows his injury and recovery, and his hope of one day seeing his children again. The story highlights the lasting human cost of the conflict for wounded veterans and their families as the war continues.
- 35Shelter Island forum to examine military service tradition▼Shelter Island and military service: Reporter Forum to examine tradition, current volunteers, needs of veterans
Shelter Island will host a Reporter Forum looking at the community's long tradition of military service. The discussion is set to cover residents currently serving or volunteering, and the needs of local veterans. The event aims to connect the island's service history with present-day support for those who have served.
- 36UWF to host Leadership in the Age of AI conference●UWF to host Leadership in the Age of AI conference with special Veterans Day observance
The University of West Florida will host a conference titled Leadership in the Age of AI, which will include a special observance for Veterans Day. The event pairs discussion of artificial intelligence and leadership with recognition of veterans, reflecting the university's military-connected community in the Pensacola area.
- 37Peter King and Kevin Harlan to host free book event before Packers game●Peter King, Kevin Harlan to host free book event ahead of Packers game
Veteran NFL writer Peter King and broadcaster Kevin Harlan are scheduled to host a free book event in Green Bay ahead of a Packers game. The two sports media figures will appear together to discuss King's work with fans in attendance, timed to coincide with game-day weekend in the city.
- 38Why Veterans Day Was Moved Off November 11 for Seven Years●For 7 Years, Veterans Day Was Not on Nov. 11. This is What Happened
Veterans Day has not always been observed on November 11. For a seven-year stretch in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the federal holiday was shifted under the Uniform Monday Holiday Act to fall on a Monday instead of the date marking the end of World War I. The change drew public resistance before Congress restored the original date.
- 39Jia Nailiang Hits 570 Million Yuan in One-Day Livestream Sales▼Jia Nailiang Hits 570 Million Yuan Single-Day Sales: Cutthroat Competition in China’s Celebrity Live-Streaming E-Commerce Sector Reaches New Peak
Chinese actor Jia Nailiang recorded 570 million yuan in single-day sales through his live-streaming e-commerce channel, a new benchmark in China's crowded celebrity livestream retail sector. Observers say the figure highlights how fiercely actors and other celebrities now compete for online shoppers, turning livestream selling into a cutthroat, high-stakes business alongside veteran hosts.
- 40Congress Moves to Separate Veterans Day and Memorial Day●Veterans Day and Memorial Day Got Tangled, So Congress Pulled Them Apart
Congress has acted to clarify the distinction between Veterans Day and Memorial Day, two federal observances that have become conflated in public understanding. Memorial Day honors military personnel who died in service, while Veterans Day recognizes all who have served. Lawmakers moved to formally pull the two holidays apart after years of mix-ups, and coverage of the legislative step is drawing attention to how Americans observe both days.