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New York Archdiocese Reaches $800 Million Settlement With Abuse Survivors
The Archdiocese of New York and survivors of clergy abuse have agreed to an $800 million legal settlement.
California Election Officials Confront DOJ Ballot Demand
California election officials are pushing back against a Justice Department demand that ballots identified as potentially involving noncitizens be sequestered.
Obama Targets Trump and Allies in Midwest Midterm Campaigning
Former President Barack Obama criticized what he called the “cruelty” and indecency of President Donald Trump and his allies while campaigning in the Midwest.
Trump Votes Early in Florida Ahead of Midterms
President Donald Trump cast his midterm election ballot early in Florida.
Two Former FBI Officials Charged in Hunter Biden Laptop Investigation
Two former FBI officials have been charged with lying about their involvement in the investigation into Hunter Biden’s laptop.
Trump Says He Ordered Justice Department Lawsuit Over Alaska Senate Race
President Donald Trump says he directed the Justice Department to bring a lawsuit involving Alaska’s U.S. Senate race.
Flooding Keeps Evacuations in Place Across Four Corners Region
Additional rain is affecting the Four Corners region as evacuations remain in effect because of flooding.
U.S. Cuts Staffing at Four Middle East Embassies Amid Iran Threats
The United States is reducing staffing at four embassies in the Middle East in response to increased threats from Iran.
Explosion and Fire Hit Quaker Oats Plant in Iowa
An explosion and fire erupted at a Quaker Oats facility in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with no injuries reported.
Ocasio-Cortez Faces Midterm Test of Her Political Reach
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s ability to attract crowds is being tested against whether her politics can translate into electoral success in the midterms ahead of 2028.
Congress Reviews Sexual Harassment Rules After Ethics Cases
Sexual harassment rules governing Congress are under review following a series of ethics cases.
Two Democratic Strongholds Could Vote on Transgender Sports Restrictions
Voters in two Democratic strongholds could approve measures barring transgender girls from participating in girls’ school sports.
U.S. Transit Agencies Consider Trains Without Human Operators
Some transit systems in the United States are weighing whether to operate trains without humans at the controls.
Six Flags Plans Seat Belts for Georgia Coaster After Rider’s Death
Six Flags says it will install seat belts on a Georgia roller coaster following the death of a rider.
Coast Guard Swimmer Recounts Ocean Rescue of 16 People
A 24-year-old Coast Guard swimmer says he battled waves and darkness while rescuing 16 people from the ocean.
World News
Ukraine and Russia Consider New Talks as Major Obstacles Remain
Ukraine and Russia are looking toward possible new peace talks, including a mission involving Melania Trump, though significant obstacles remain.
Israelis Rally Against Netanyahu Ahead of Election
Israelis held a final rally against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the country’s election.
More Than 400,000 Protest Across France as Paris Sees Clashes
More than 400,000 people protested across France in a challenge to President Emmanuel Macron as clashes erupted in Paris.
Kim Jong Un Visits China for Opening of New Cross-Border Bridge
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un traveled to China to inaugurate a new bridge connecting the two countries.
Seven Killed in Attack on Jordan Church During Funeral
Gunmen opened fire at a church during a funeral in Jordan, killing seven people and wounding 40 others.
Iran Signals Openness to U.S. Talks Under Pakistan-Brokered Deal
An Iranian envoy says the country remains open to talks with the United States under a deal brokered by Pakistan.
Brazilians Prepare to Choose Between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro
Brazilian voters are preparing to choose between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro in the country’s presidential election.
Kenya Reports Second Ebola Death
Kenya has announced a second Ebola death involving a close relative of the country’s first patient.
Magnitude 6.9 Earthquake Strikes Off Vanuatu
A preliminary magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the coast of Vanuatu.
Typhoon Champi Leaves One Dead and Hundreds Injured in Taiwan
Typhoon Champi killed one person and injured 350 in Taiwan before the storm weakened.
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