Elijah Carter
Texas Man Charged With Murder Aboard Galveston Cruise Ship Told FBI He 'Snapped'
A housekeeper on the MSC Seascape reportedly saw Jason Leon Watford with blood on his hands.
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245 stories since November 3, 2026
245 stories · from 2026-11-01 to 2026-11-30
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Joe Redhawk
Cherokee Vietnam Veteran Who Cleared Mines With the 101st Airborne Receives Medal of Patriotism
Johnny Ray Taylor of Claremore was honored by the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council on the eve of Veterans Day.
Ethan Calloway
Pope Leo XIV Draws Historic Crowds in Argentina, Urging the Faithful to Follow Their Saints
The first American pope celebrated Mass in Buenos Aires and Córdoba on the second leg of his South American tour.
Claire Donovan
Senate Republicans Re-Elect Thune as Leader, Rejecting Ron Johnson's Push to Delay
Conservatives wanted time to absorb the midterm losses before choosing leaders. Most of the conference said no.
Frank Kowalski
The Average New Car Now Costs More Than $51,000, a Record
Kelley Blue Book says transaction prices hit a new high, and some buyers are stretching their loans to keep up.
Natalie Sinclair
Justice Department Sues Lyft, Saying Drivers Routinely Turn Away Riders With Disabilities
The lawsuit says passengers with service animals and wheelchairs are refused rides or hit with fees.
Grace Whitfield
France Blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for Cyberattack That Shut Down Supermarket Fridges
The October attack hit refrigeration at more than 700 French retailers and spoiled millions of euros in food. Tehran denies it.
Rebecca Hartman
New York City Paid a Rapper More Than $192,000 a Year to Run a High School That Never Opened
The city scrapped its planned AI-focused school in April, but the project director stayed on the payroll.
Marcus Hale
IRS Releases 2027 Tax Brackets and Inflation Adjustments: What It Means for Your Wallet
About 70 provisions adjust for inflation to prevent 'bracket creep,' but several popular breaks from the 2025 tax law stay frozen.
Joe Redhawk
Cherokee Nation Opens New Apartments in North Tulsa, With More Housing on the Way
The seven-unit Harvard Apartments include accessible homes, and the tribe has millions more lined up for houses and elder duplexes.
Victoria Chen
October Inflation Runs Hotter Than Expected as Shelter and Food Prices Jump
Consumer prices rose 0.4% in the first inflation report since the midterms, raising the odds of a December rate hike.
Grace Whitfield
China's Trade Surplus Tops $1 Trillion for the Second Straight Year
Weak spending at home is pushing Chinese factories to flood foreign markets, and the West is losing patience.
Nathan Brooks
Fog-Shrouded Highway Pileup in Bulgaria Kills 12, Injures Dozens
Thick fog triggered a series of crashes; police, firefighters and paramedics rushed to the scene.
Monday, November 9, 2026
Lauren Pierce
Charlie Kirk's Accused Killer Won't Face Trial Until June 2028
A Utah judge rejected both sides' proposed dates; Kirk's family called the delay 'deeply disappointing.'
Cole Brennan
Trump Calls His Deportation Push 'Too Tough' as Mullin Draws a Line: No Amnesty
The president signaled openness to an immigration deal with the incoming Democratic Congress. His Homeland Security secretary set the limits.
Margaret Callahan
Judge Clears Way for Lindsay Clancy to Be Retried in the Deaths of Her Three Children
A Massachusetts judge rejected the defense bid to dismiss murder charges; a second trial could come in March 2027.
Maya Thompson
UFC's Dana White Turns Down Trump's Press Secretary Offer: 'Zero Political Aspirations'
The UFC boss made a surprise White House appearance to decline, while the president narrows his list of real candidates.
Priya Desai
ExxonMobil Signs Deal Toward a Return to Venezuela, Nearly 20 Years After Its Assets Were Seized
The oil giant had called Venezuela 'uninvestable' less than a year ago.
Dan Whitaker
Hegseth Orders Overhaul of Military Schools to Put Warfighting First
The War Secretary wants professional military education focused on merit and combat readiness, not 'ideological distractions.'
Chloe Bennett
Toukie Smith, Model and '227' Actress, Dies at 74
Smith, who shared twin sons with Robert De Niro, had battled multiple sclerosis.
Andre Coleman
It's Official: The College Football Playoff Expands to 24 Teams in 2027
The field doubles from 12, reshaping the postseason and the future of conference championship games.
Joe Redhawk
Two Tribal Colleges Picked for Energy Department Workforce Grants
Leech Lake Tribal College and Navajo Technical University were selected to build programs in mapping technology and industrial inspection.
Chloe Bennett
Rising Country Singer CJ Beach Dies at 22 in Florida Crash, Hours After Performing
The CJ & The Deadmen frontman was killed in a single-car crash on a notorious road curve.
Joe Redhawk
Native Lender Oweesta Wins National Award While Chasing a $500 Million Goal for Indian Country
The Longmont, Colorado, nonprofit is the first Native CDFI to win the Opportunity Finance Network's top impact award.
Sunday, November 8, 2026
Douglas Park
Week Ahead: October Inflation Report Tests Wall Street's Bets on a December Rate Hike
Futures point to a roughly 80% chance the Fed raises rates next month, and Tuesday's CPI could seal it.
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Joe Redhawk
Winnebago Women Build Their Tribe's Solar Array and a Path Into the Trades
Four Winnebago women trained on a 54-panel system at the tribe's fire and EMS station that is expected to save about $4,900 a year.
Friday, November 6, 2026
Jake Morrison
Tech Bounces Back Friday, but the Dow Can't Shake a Bruising Week
The Nasdaq gained 1.1% as chip stocks recovered, while a strong jobs report kept pressure on interest rates.
Evelyn Hart
Jobs Blowout: Employers Add 165,000 in October as Unemployment Dips to 4.1%
Hiring came in at more than double what economists expected, raising the odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike in December.
Thursday, November 5, 2026
Ray Castellano
AI Sell-Off Wipes Out the Post-Election Rally; S&P 500 Has Its Worst Day Since 'Liberation Day'
The Dow lost 1,833 points and the Nasdaq fell into a correction as chip and data-center stocks collapsed.
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Kendall Price
AI Infrastructure Stocks Slide Even as the Market Rallies on Election Results
Nvidia fell 3% and an AI-infrastructure fund dropped 9% as investors weighed what Democratic wins in Texas mean for data centers.