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Mariah Carey

"Can't Let Go" is a song recorded by Mariah Carey (pictured) for her second album Emotions. Columbia Records released it as the album's second single in November 1991. Featuring synthesizers and drum programming, "Can't Let Go" is an R&B and pop slow jam that describes post-breakup sadness. Carey's vocal range spans more than three octaves; her delivery is predominantly breathy and in a low register, with whistle notes in the song's introduction and ending. Critics considered "Can't Let Go" a vocal showcase for Carey but gave the composition mixed reviews. It peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and ended her streak of five consecutive number-one songs. It was her lowest-charting single in Australia, New Zealand, and the Netherlands at the time, but peaked within the top ten on sales and airplay charts in Canada and at number twenty in the United Kingdom. Jim Sonzero directed the music video, which depicts Carey singing alone in an empty house. (Full article...)

Strike leader Sherman Miller being arrested

• ... that opponents of the 1972 Mead wildcat strike unsuccessfully tried to "red-bait" the communist strikers (leader pictured)?
• ... that the Indefatigable Galápagos mouse succumbed due to rats, mice, and cats introduced to its native habitat?
• ... that Tanita Tikaram responded to criticism of her "sixth-form" lyrics by pointing out that she was in fact a sixth-former when she wrote them?
• ... that over 10% of all black holes and neutron stars in the universe were once part of high-mass X-ray binaries, stealing gas from a massive star and converting it into high-energy radiation?
• ... that Hans Henkes co-developed a new technique to treat strokes, which according to CIRSE "saved thousands of lives", when no available treatment worked?
• ... that a well-performing racehorse inspired an Australian slang term for "slow-witted"?
• ... that circulation numbers of a Ukrainian-language daily newspaper in the Russian Empire depended on the amount of harvest collected by its owner?
• ... that Marie Wreschner received a patent in 1930 for a radioactive liquid that, according to one of her coworkers, killed tumors in animals?
• ... that according to transgender activists, a film about transgender issues invited transgender people to participate under false pretenses?

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Jensen Huang

• Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (pictured) resigns amidst allegations of being targeted by a Chinese spy and of having extramarital affairs.
• The Salvadoran military intervention in Haiti intensifies with airstrikes on 400 Mawozo's alleged headquarters and a deployment to Stade Sylvio Cator.
• American ocean liner SS United States is scuttled in the Gulf of Mexico to create the largest artificial reef.
• The End of Everything by M. John Harrison wins the Booker Prize.
• Novaya Gazeta, one of Russia's oldest and most prominent independent newspapers, closes under pressure from the Russian authorities.

November 15

Buran

• 655 – Penda of Mercia and Æthelhere of East Anglia were defeated by Oswiu of Northumbria at the Battle of the Winwaed in Yorkshire, England.
• 1859 – Sponsored by Greek businessman Evangelos Zappas, the first modern revival of the Olympic Games took place in Athens.
• 1908 – After numerous atrocities in the territory, the Congo Free State was annexed to Belgium to form the Belgian Congo.
• 1943 – The Holocaust: In the Romani Holocaust, Nazi official Heinrich Himmler ordered that the Romani were to be put "on the same level as Jews and placed in concentration camps".
• 1988 – The Soviet spacecraft Buran (pictured), a reusable vehicle built in response to NASA's Space Shuttle program, was launched, uncrewed, on its only flight.