November 13

A Gizmodo article revisits a scientific calculation that reportedly pinpointed a doomsday date landing on November 13. The piece examines the origins of the prediction and why such calculations capture public attention. Readers are debating the claim's credibility, with most treating it as a curiosity rather than a genuine warning.

Small businesses in Hawai'i are being urged to take part in the Federal Reserve's small business credit survey, with a completion deadline of November 13. The survey gathers data on how businesses access credit and financing, which informs Federal Reserve policymakers. Local business owners who respond contribute to a picture of credit conditions that can shape lending programs and support for small firms in the state.

Open Source Camp Chattanooga is returning on November 13-14, hosted at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The event brings together developers and technology enthusiasts for sessions on open source software. Announcement coverage from local news outlet Chattanoogan.com and the university itself is drawing attention from the regional tech community ahead of registration.

The University of Tennessee at Martin will host the ninth annual Bellwethers juried exhibition from October 19 through November 13. The show, an established regional art event, invites submitted works selected by a juror and is featured in the university's news announcements for the coming exhibition season.

Rhino has announced a Super Deluxe Edition of Talking Heads' 1979 album Fear of Music, due November 13. The reissue arrives as the band's catalogue continues to draw renewed attention from fans and collectors, giving listeners expanded access to one of the group's most acclaimed records from their late-1970s run with producer Brian Eno.

Reports are revisiting a claim that scientists in 1960 identified Friday, 13 November 2026 as 'Doomsday', asking readers whether the date should be a cause for concern. The story pairs the ominous label with the coincidence of a Friday the 13th, and outlets are treating it as a curiosity rather than a substantiated scientific forecast of catastrophe.

A fly-on-the-wall documentary about the climate activist group Just Stop Oil, titled 'We Are The Hated', is set for a UK cinema release on 13 November 2026. Climate and film campaigners are encouraging independent cinemas and screening venues to host showings, with a sign-up option available for venues interested in putting on screenings of the film.

The voter registration deadline for the November 3 general election in New Jersey falls on Tuesday, October 13, with officials including Union County urging residents to register before the cutoff. With the presidential election approaching, voters are being reminded to check their registration status and ensure they can take part in the November contest.

Author Tony Tulathimutte will deliver a craft lecture at the University of Michigan's Residential College in Ann Arbor on November 13. The event, listed by the Iowa Writers' Workshop among its news and events, is aimed at students and writers interested in fiction craft. It adds to Tulathimutte's growing profile as a novelist and essayist.

A Paris court has found 13 men guilty over the deadliest migrant Channel crossing on record, in which 27 people drowned in November 2021 when their inflatable boat sank while crossing from France to England. The verdict closes one of the most closely watched trials related to Channel migration, and is being reported as a landmark moment for accountability in the migrant smuggling crisis.