Samuel Adeyemi
Congo's Ebola Outbreak Passes 11,000 Cases, the Country's Deadliest Yet
Health officials have struggled since May to contain a spread fueled by conflict and a fragile health system.
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214 stories since November 3, 2026
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Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Carlos Mendoza
Spain's First General Strike in 14 Years Puts the Housing Crisis Front and Center
Millions of workers walked off the job over soaring rents and the cost of living, less than three weeks before a snap national election.
Natalie Sinclair
Man Who Killed Cash App Founder Bob Lee Sentenced to 16 Years to Life
A San Francisco judge rejected Nima Momeni's bid for a new trial before handing down the sentence in the 2023 stabbing.
Andre Coleman
Chiefs Land Receiver Josh Downs From the Colts at the Trade Deadline
Kansas City sent fourth- and fifth-round picks to Indianapolis for the young wideout, who made no secret of his excitement.
Beau Thibodeaux
DNA Links Four Grizzly Bears to Deadly Attack on Mother and Daughter in Canada
Wildlife officials say the rare predatory attack happened earlier this month in western Canada; the bears have been put down.
Claire Donovan
Trump: No Amnesty, Deportations of the 'Worst of the Worst' Will Continue
A day after calling his crackdown 'too tough' in the midterm postmortem, the President said his immigration policy is 'very strong' and ruled out any deal with amnesty.
Dan Whitaker
Iran Brands Argentina's Navy and Air Force 'Terrorist Organizations' in Tit-for-Tat Move
Tehran's designation answers Buenos Aires, which listed Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group.
Dan Whitaker
On Veterans Day, America Stops at 11 A.M. to Thank Those Who Served
The national ceremony at Arlington begins at the eleventh hour, with a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and a nation's gratitude for every man and woman who wore the uniform.
Douglas Park
Treasury Secretary Bessent Moves to a Military Base After Iranian Threats Reach an 'Advanced Stage'
The relocation, first reported by Fox News Digital, came as the Justice Department announced terrorism charges against three Iranian nationals.
Cole Brennan
Twice-Deported Illegal Immigrant Accused of Rushing United Cockpit and Claiming a Bomb
DHS says the Honduran man on a Newark-to-New Orleans flight had been removed from the country twice before.
Jake Morrison
Hot Inflation Sends Treasury Yields Soaring as Investors Run for Defensive Stocks
Two-year yields jumped the most since 2024 after October prices topped forecasts, while CoreWeave's strong outlook gave the AI trade a lift.
Ryan Mercer
OpenAI's Revenue Hits $10 Billion a Quarter, but the Losses Keep Piling Up
The ChatGPT maker grew sales nearly 50% in the third quarter, yet remains far from turning a profit.
Kevin Nakamura
Records Show PLA-Linked Chinese University Bought Nvidia's Restricted H200 Chips
A blacklisted university tied to China's military obtained advanced AI chips despite U.S. export controls, as scrutiny of Nvidia intensifies.
Chloe Bennett
Stacy Keach, the Voice and Face of Mike Hammer, Dies at 85
The stage and screen veteran played Hamlet on the stage and a hard-boiled private eye on TV across a career of more than six decades.
Beau Thibodeaux
Three Killed as Car Plows Into Crowd Near North Hollywood Metro Station
Several others were critically injured when the vehicle struck people at a food stand near a bus stop Tuesday evening.
Chloe Bennett
Whoopi Goldberg to Democrats: Stop Fighting Each Other and 'Get Your Stuff Together'
The View host told the newly empowered party to focus on gas prices and grocery bills instead of leadership squabbles.
Frank Kowalski
Hijack Threat Note Found Aboard Air India Jet in Kolkata; Passengers Taken Off
The note, found in a washroom shortly before takeoff, threatened a hijacking on the Mumbai-bound flight.
Harold Whitmore
Imran Khan Taken From Prison for Eye Treatment, Then Returned
The former Pakistani prime minister's lawyers say his health has deteriorated behind bars and he has lost much of the vision in one eye.
Natalie Sinclair
The Macrons File a New Defamation Lawsuit Against Candace Owens in Tennessee
France's president and first lady are suing the podcaster in her home state over her claims about Brigitte Macron.
Andre Coleman
Manchester United Talks to U.S. Coach Mauricio Pochettino as Michael Carrick's Job Hangs by a Thread
The club has its worst start in 40 years and sits in the relegation zone. Its bosses met in Monaco to decide Carrick's fate, and America's World Cup coach is the leading name.
Grace Whitfield
Olympic Judo Legend Teddy Riner Launches a Bid for France's Presidency
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.
Sophia Reyes
Mississippi Senate Race Comes Down to the Last Ballots as Colom Holds His Lead
Ballot deadlines have passed in the unexpectedly close race between Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom.
Hannah Lindgren
Germany Pulls Chinese-Made Drones From Military Training Over Security Fears
Berlin will replace them with German or other European models, a move the Guardian says includes a ban at military bases.
Dominic Kane
Taiwan Confirms Woman Tied to Nvidia Spy Probe Entered on a Hong Kong Passport
Alice Huang, whom U.S. intelligence officials reportedly suspect of spying for Beijing, traveled to Taiwan using Hong Kong papers.
Claire Donovan
Biden Book Reveals the 'Very Generous' Letter Trump Left Him in the Oval Office
The warm 2021 note stands in contrast to the bitter public fight over that year's transition.
Priya Desai
Maryland Activist Celebrates Blocking a $5 Billion Data Center on a Long-Dead Mall Site
Conservative outlets say the campaign that stopped the AI project was boosted by a group tied to a China-linked billionaire.
Andre Coleman
Georgia Takes Over No. 1 in the College Football Playoff Rankings as UCLA Makes History
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.
Luke Harrington
Trump on '60 Minutes': Heaven, Hard Feelings and an Iran War He Still Calls a Good Decision
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.
Kevin Nakamura
House GOP's Final Epstein Report Clears Trump, Says Feds Could Have Stopped the Abuse
After a 15-month probe, Oversight Republicans found the President was not implicated and faulted how the Justice Department released the files.
Dan Whitaker
Ukraine Hits Russian Drone Port at Occupied Donetsk Airport as Peace Talks Continue
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.