Archive: 2025/11

28

Nov

Posted by Caspian Rutherford

John Ternus Seen as Top Pick to Succeed Tim Cook as Apple CEO

John Ternus, Apple’s hardware chief, is the leading candidate to succeed Tim Cook as CEO, with a transition expected in early 2026 as Apple prepares for its next era of innovation amid AI and product stagnation pressures.

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24

Nov

Posted by Caspian Rutherford

Finn Russell's interception sparks Bath's first Premiership title in 28 years

Finn Russell's stunning interception led to Max Ojomoh's try, securing Bath's first Premiership title in 28 years after a 20-17 win over Leicester Tigers at Twickenham Stadium on June 8, 2024.

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23

Nov

Posted by Caspian Rutherford

Nottingham Forest stun Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield, end 25-year unbeaten streak

Nottingham Forest stunned Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield on November 22, 2025, ending a 25-year home unbeaten streak and pushing the champions toward relegation danger, while Sean Dyche's side clawed back from the drop zone.

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21

Nov

Posted by Caspian Rutherford

Pakistan T20I Tri-Nation 2025: Zimbabwe Steps In, Tournament Opens Amid Security Scrutiny

Pakistan's T20I Tri-Nation Series 2025 opened on November 18 with Zimbabwe replacing Afghanistan amid regional tensions, while security concerns delayed the start. Zimbabwe's Brian Bennett and Brad Evans lead early stats as the tournament serves as a World Cup warm-up and diplomatic signal.

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20

Nov

Posted by Caspian Rutherford

Curaçao Makes History as Smallest Nation Ever to Qualify for Men's World Cup

Curaçao became the smallest nation in history to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a 0-0 draw with Jamaica in Kingston, sealing their spot with a last-minute clearance by Abyspo. A landmark moment for Caribbean football.

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7

Nov

Posted by Caspian Rutherford

Seattle City Council votes to ban single-use plastics in restaurants

Seattle City Council bans single-use plastics in restaurants starting 2026, aiming to cut 1.5 billion discarded items annually and protect Puget Sound ecosystems.

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