Nightly News
Daily Tech Reader
US News
US News
Trump Plans 15-Month Renovation of Historic Washington Golf Course
Donald Trump says the historic Washington, D.C., golf course will close for 15 months while it undergoes renovations.
Massachusetts GOP Lieutenant Governor Candidate Suspends Campaign After Arrest
Shawn Oliver, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, has suspended the campaign following an arrest connected with a car crash.
Christiane Amanpour to Leave CNN After 43-Year Career
Longtime CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour is leaving the network after a career there spanning 43 years.
Elon Musk Promises SpaceX Stake for Every American Child
Elon Musk has pledged to give every child in America a share of his SpaceX company.
Federal Agents Respond to Reported Shooting at Ohio Mosque
Federal agents are responding after officials reported a shooting at a mosque in Columbus, Ohio.
AI Stocks Help Wall Street Rebound as European Markets Fall
Artificial intelligence stocks led a rebound on Wall Street while European markets declined amid protests.
US Warns California Ballot Officials Over Suspected Noncitizen Votes
Federal authorities have warned that California officials who process ballots from suspected noncitizens could face prosecution.
Supreme Court Takes Up Ban on Distilling Spirits at Home
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review a Reconstruction-era prohibition on distilling spirits in private homes.
National Guard Member Shot While Breaking Up Washington Fight
A National Guard member was shot while intervening in a fight in Washington, with the suspect struck by return fire.
Justice Department Charges More Than Two Dozen in California Voting Sweep
The Justice Department has charged more than two dozen people in a California operation targeting alleged voting by noncitizens.
Trump Heads to Kansas as Farmers Face Costly Harvest Season
Donald Trump is heading to Kansas as concerns over a costly harvest season affect farmers whose votes Republicans have traditionally counted on.
Trump Signs Order Designed to Expand Women’s Health Research
Donald Trump has signed an executive order intended to boost research into women’s health, a plan backed by the first lady.
US Grants Temporary Deportation Reprieve to More Than 100,000 Ukrainians and Sudanese
The Department of Homeland Security has granted a temporary reprieve from deportation to more than 100,000 Ukrainians and Sudanese.
Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Restore Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Plea Deal
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an effort to revive a plea agreement involving Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
Appeals Court Blocks Arizona Prison Health Care Takeover
A federal appeals court has blocked the planned start of a takeover of health care operations in Arizona prisons.
World News
Paris Imposes Overnight Curfews in Two Areas Following Disorder
Police in Paris have ordered overnight curfews in two parts of the French capital in an effort to prevent further disorder.
Saudi Arabia Executes Two Bangladeshis Over ‘Indecent Acts’
Saudi Arabia has executed two Bangladeshi nationals over what authorities described as “indecent acts.”
Four Soldiers Killed in Fire at Canadian Military Base
A grass fire at a Canadian military base killed four soldiers and critically injured 19 other people.
Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Had No Advance Warning Before Russian Grid Attack
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine received no early warning from its partners before another Russian attack on the country's power grid.
Macron Condemns Rioting After Nationwide French Protests
Emmanuel Macron condemned people he said had sought to bring down the French Republic after rioting marred nationwide protests.
Serbian University Rector’s Phone Infected With Spyware, Group Says
A group says the phone of a Serbian university rector was infected with spyware during student protests.
Houthi Attack on Yemeni Government Forces Kills at Least 53
Houthi rebels attacked government forces in Yemen, killing at least 53 people.
China’s Economy Accelerates on Strong Export Growth
China recorded faster economic growth in the July-to-September quarter, supported by robust exports.
Australian Prime Minister Says Lawmaker’s Critical Injuries Were ‘No Accident’
Australia’s prime minister says a car incident that left a lawmaker critically injured was “no accident.”
Albertans Vote on Independence Path as Canada Faces Unity Test
Voters in Alberta are weighing a path toward independence as Mark Carney works to keep Canada united.
Sources: AP News via Google News