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224 stories since November 3, 2026
224 stories · from 2026-11-01 to 2026-11-30
The five-time Olympic champion says ordinary French people have been left to cope with debt, rising costs and crime. Analysts see a hunger for an alternative to the old parties.
Ballot deadlines have passed in the unexpectedly close race between Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom.
Berlin will replace them with German or other European models, a move the Guardian says includes a ban at military bases.
Alice Huang, whom U.S. intelligence officials reportedly suspect of spying for Beijing, traveled to Taiwan using Hong Kong papers.
The warm 2021 note stands in contrast to the bitter public fight over that year's transition.
Conservative outlets say the campaign that stopped the AI project was boosted by a group tied to a China-linked billionaire.
Notre Dame jumped six spots after upsetting Miami, UCLA climbed to No. 4 for the first time ever, and three more ranking shows remain before the bracket is set.
In his first network interview since the midterms, the President blamed his absence from the ballot, defended the war and admitted he struggles to forgive his enemies.
After a 15-month probe, Oversight Republicans found the President was not implicated and faulted how the Justice Department released the files.
Kyiv's drone units say they are destroying the launch sites behind attacks on Ukrainian cities, while Russia claims to have intercepted 146 drones near St. Petersburg.
The proposed rule would add income and savings checks for more families by 2029.
The American ski legend shared her nerves before the latest operation on her leg and said she is praying it is the last.
The State Department called the council an 'irredeemable body' as Washington skipped its review for a second year.
Haiti's prime minister praised El Salvador's president after the strike on the 400 Mawozo gang, as thousands of Salvadoran soldiers take the fight to Haiti's gangs.
Nancy Pelosi was among the absent as Republicans shelved Rep. Thomas Massie's articles 211-204. Three members blamed a police escort for blocking their way.
The President asked on social media whether last week's election was honest, without offering evidence, as Democrats prepare to take both chambers.
The incoming Democratic leader shut the door on Trump's new chief of staff, setting the tone for divided government before it even begins.
Crude hit its lowest level since late August and stocks climbed after the President played down the chance of new strikes.
The agency is requiring labels on drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound to flag a rare optic nerve condition, even as new studies point to other benefits.
The Vikings reacquired their former starter at the trade deadline, and Las Vegas will start its No. 1 pick this weekend.
The recorder could reveal what the pilots said as they lost control of the business jet in severe weather last week.
Pastor Edward Cui of Beijing Jiaquan Church faces fraud charges his supporters say are tied to the church refusing to register with the Communist Party.
The President called the outgoing Kentucky congressman a “stone-cold loser” and handed his War Secretary top marks as Republicans held the line 211-204.
The Vice President's blunt postmortem and the President's refusal to second-guess the war are setting up the first real test of the Trump-Vance partnership heading toward 2028.
Senate Republicans re-elected John Thune by acclamation after conservatives forced a two-hour standoff demanding a plan for the minority years ahead.
The scandal around Jensen Huang and a woman believed to be a Chinese intelligence asset is widening from the boardroom to Capitol Hill.
American, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators sat down in the UAE as Washington pushes for a final end to a war nearing its fifth year.
A federal judge in Florida refused to toss the President's claim over a misleadingly edited speech clip, though he threw out a separate trade-practices count.
Members of the Kennedy family say the planned 250-foot triumphal arch would cast a shadow over the eternal flame at Arlington. The administration's monument plan now faces a family fight.
A 60-meter catapult built inside a 360-meter smokestack in Slovenia launched two BASE jumpers from zero to 112 mph in just over two seconds.
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