10 stories tracked · from 38 outlets · last coverage 2026-11-15 · Rising · ranked by independent sources, not by us
Yahoo Sports reports that Arizona State football and coach Kenny Dillingham received praise after an upset win over UCF. According to the outlet, the victory made Arizona State bowl eligible.
Yahoo Sports reports that the UTEP men's basketball team's game against Florida A&M has been pushed back a day, to noon on Monday. The outlet says the delay came after the Rattlers ran into travel problems.
Fox News reports that AEW owner Tony Khan sent private jets to hub locations to fly wrestlers to Phoenix for the Full Gear event, after flight cancelations across the U.S. threatened the show. According to the outlet's headline, some talent also traveled by road trip to get there.
CBS News reports that hundreds of flights have been canceled or delayed following the end of a national ground stop. According to the headline, Duffy blamed the ground stop and resulting travel disruptions on aging infrastructure. The report is credited to CBS News' Kris Van Cleave, Anna Schecter, Lana Zak, Shawna Mizelle and Taurean Small.
Newsweek reports that New York's governor has called for Sean Duffy's resignation following a disruption to air travel. According to the outlet, federal officials said they had found no evidence that the disruption was caused by a cyberattack or artificial intelligence.
The Guardian ran a live blog, now closed, covering a nationwide ground stop on US air travel and the disruption that followed. The outlet reports that the Federal Aviation Administration lifted the ground stop, which had affected all air travel, but that chaos at US airports continued afterward as the flight stoppage halted travel plans.
The Southeastern Conference announced late Friday that No. 19 Ole Miss's game at Oklahoma would move from Saturday to Sunday after a nationwide FAA ground stop kept the Rebels from leaving Oxford, with some reports also citing pilot issues as a factor in the travel delay. Oklaho
The FAA issued a nationwide ground stop on Friday, disrupting travel for passengers across the country, including travelers stranded at airports such as those in Las Vegas and Atlanta. The Washington Post reports that thousands of flights were canceled Saturday following the order, citing flight trackers, and that officials blamed the outage on aging air-control systems.
Fortune reports that a communications problem caused a ground stop at all U.S. airports, while European airlines are dealing with a wave of bomb threats. According to Fortune, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blamed a communication issue affecting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers.
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday ordered a nationwide ground stop on departing flights at all U.S. airports "due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety," saying departing traffic should remain grounded until further notice. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the stop followed a communication issue affecting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers and that technicians were investigating.
