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House Democratic Leader Backs Impeachment of Defense Secretary Hegseth

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he strongly supports impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, as Democratic efforts targeting the Pentagon chief gain momentum.

Deadly Shootings Strike Winston-Salem State University

One person was killed and three others were injured in two separate shootings at Winston-Salem State University, where an arrest was subsequently reported.

Hinojosa Prepares to Challenge Texas' Republican-Built Government

Gina Hinojosa is preparing to govern Texas after an election victory, pledging a bipartisan administration while signaling changes to some existing state policies.

Trump Says Dana White Press Secretary Suggestion Was a Joke

President Donald Trump said he was "only kidding" when he suggested UFC CEO Dana White as a potential White House press secretary.

Former RFK Jr. Adviser Levels Corruption Allegations at Trump Officials

A former adviser to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and other administration officials of corruption and of blocking elements of the MAHA agenda.

Philadelphia Boycott Ride Draws Large Counterprotest

A bicycle protest targeting Jewish-owned or allegedly pro-Israel businesses in Philadelphia was met by hundreds of counterprotesters.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Exits Ahead of Miller's Expanded Role

Deputy White House Chief of Staff Richard Walters is leaving his post as Stephen Miller prepares to take a larger role in the administration.

Attorney General Leaves Open Possibility of Prosecuting Democratic Lawmakers

The Trump administration's attorney general declined to rule out prosecutions as Democrats prepare congressional investigations following their midterm gains.

Mississippi Election Hinges on Work at the Clerk's Office

A closely watched Mississippi election ultimately came down to the ballot-counting process at a local clerk's office.

Former NYPD Officer Arrested in Brooklyn Jogger's Killing

A school aide who briefly served as an NYPD officer was arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a jogger in Brooklyn.

Resurfaced Article Puts El-Sayed's Past Views Back in Spotlight

A resurfaced article criticizing the killing of a U.S. citizen linked to Al-Qaeda has renewed attention on Abdul El-Sayed's past statements.

Representative-Elect Lacore Still Seeking Answers About Navy Firing

Representative-elect Nancy Lacore said she still does not know why Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth removed her from her Navy position.

Melania Trump Greeted With Boos at College Football Game

First lady Melania Trump encountered boos while attending the LSU-Alabama football game, where she also announced a scholarship fund for students who had been in foster care.

SNL Takes on Midterms With Surprise Talarico Appearance

"Saturday Night Live" turned to the midterm elections in its cold open, which included a cameo by Texas senator-elect James Talarico.

Trump Claims Alaska Victory While Vote Count Continues

President Donald Trump continued to claim a Republican victory in Alaska even as counting remained underway in the state's closely contested Senate race.

North Carolina Driver Faces Charges After Deadly Cyclist Crash

A North Carolina driver faces DWI and other felony charges after a vehicle struck a group of cyclists in Wake County, killing one person and injuring others.

Midterm Losses Complicate Vance's 2028 Political Calculus

Republican midterm defeats are raising new questions about Vice President JD Vance's position and potential path toward a 2028 presidential campaign.


World News

Pope Leo Faces a Political Test on Visit to Argentina

Pope Leo's visit to Argentina puts him face-to-face with President Javier Milei, with the pontiff urging the country's leader to safeguard democracy and recognize limits on political power.

Egypt Train Collision Leaves Seven Dead and Scores Injured

A collision between two trains in Egypt killed seven people and injured more than 100, according to reports included in the Google News feed.

Family Members of Kraków Shooting Suspect Found Dead

The parents and sister of the suspect in a rare mass shooting in Kraków, Poland, were found dead in the family's home.

New Zealand Election Ends Without a Clear Winner

New Zealand's closely fought election produced no clear winner, leaving political leaders facing potentially weeks of negotiations over the formation of a government.

Eisenkot Leaves Door Open to Netanyahu Role in Next Israeli Government

Gadi Eisenkot said he is open to Benjamin Netanyahu participating in Israel's next government following the country's election.

Prominent Astrophysicist Leaves United States Amid Policy Changes

A leading astrophysicist has left the United States after Trump administration policies affected her work.

Massive Amsterdam Demonstration Targets Israeli Policy

Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through Amsterdam in a "Red Line" protest pressing the Dutch government over Gaza and Israel.

Hacked Russian Records Point to Heavy Ukraine War Losses

Data reportedly obtained through a hack of Russia's Rosstat statistics agency suggests that Russian deaths in the war in Ukraine exceed 390,000.

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Again Faces Power Disruption

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant switched to generators after losing an internal power supply, although subsequent reporting in the feed said power was restored.

Iran Warns of Retaliation if War With United States Escalates

Iran issued a warning of major retaliation if its conflict with the United States escalates while also saying it had lifted its self-imposed restrictions on missile ranges.

Meloni Blames Pro-Russian Hackers for Italian Minister Data Leak

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers for leaking the foreign minister's personal information onto the dark web.

Palestinian Citizens of Israel Face New Political Scrutiny After Election

Palestinian citizens of Israel are facing what one report described as a "loyalty test" following election gains by Arab parties.


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