Kendall Price
Regulators Reportedly Poised to Charge Prediction-Market Giant Kalshi
The betting platform may face federal charges over how it notified regulators about new contracts.
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233 stories · from 2026-11-04 to 2026-11-11
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Ryan Mercer
Microsoft Reportedly Lobbies Trump Administration Not to Ban Chinese Data Center Parts
The company is among several firms pushing back on adding Chinese-made AI components to a federal ban list.
Sophia Reyes
Gallup: Support for the Death Penalty Falls Below 50% for the First Time Since 1971
Just 49% of Americans now approve of capital punishment.
Ava Sterling
House Shelves Massie's Hegseth Impeachment Resolution in 211-204 Vote
Rep. Thomas Massie was the lone Republican to oppose sending his articles to committee, as President Trump gave Hegseth an 'A plus.'
Ray Castellano
Fed Hawks Circle: Waller Opens the Door to a Half-Point Hike, Logan Wants at Least Two More
After a hot inflation report, two Federal Reserve officials signaled the central bank may need to move faster.
Joe Redhawk
Tribal Leaders Push Back as Senate Advances Permitting Overhaul
Tribes warn the bill could weaken consultation and threaten sacred sites, even as supporters say faster permits will lower power bills.
Michael Grant
CDC Says Its Measles Response Won't Change Even if the U.S. Loses Measles-Free Status
Health experts convened by the Pan American Health Organization will decide in the coming days.
Sophia Reyes
Poll: Most Americans, Including a Majority of Republicans, Want Congress to End the Iran War
A Reuters/Ipsos survey found 71% support legislation to stop the eight-month conflict, which has pushed up gas and grocery prices.
Douglas Park
The Data Center Boom Splits Local Governments From Memphis to Florida
Memphis touts a tax windfall while Broward County weighs a temporary ban and a Colorado mayor pushes a moratorium.
Kevin Nakamura
Nvidia Board Hires Former Top Federal Prosecutor to Probe CEO's Ties to Alleged Chinese Spy
The world's most valuable chipmaker is investigating whether Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence, as Congress demands answers.
Harold Whitmore
Ex-Massachusetts Officer Convicted of Murdering Pregnant Woman and Staging Her Death as Suicide
A federal jury found Matthew Farwell guilty of killing Sandra Birchmore and her unborn child.
Dan Whitaker
Rubio: Israel Is Rich Enough to Buy Its Own Weapons as Trump Moves to End Military Aid Early
Israel is reportedly racing to lock in a phase-out deal before the new Democratic Congress takes office.
Sophia Reyes
Rand Paul Blasts Texas Governor-Elect's Plan to Freeze Electricity Prices
Democrat Gina Hinojosa's Day One promise drew a warning from the Kentucky senator, as conservatives who moved to Texas wake up in a blue state.
Ryan Mercer
Amazon's Ring Unveils a Flying Indoor Drone and Patrol Robots, and Privacy Questions Follow
The new devices patrol homes and businesses on their own. Who sees what they record is the next big question.
Joe Redhawk
Mesa Grande Band Turns On Solar Power and Prepares Its First New Homes in Two Decades
The San Diego County tribe is building 12 homes in its first phase, with plans for up to 150.
Tomás Ortega
Florida Attorney General Subpoenas Democratic Socialists of America Over Alleged Cuba and China Ties
James Uthmeier is investigating possible foreign contributions linked to DSA delegations.
Grace Whitfield
Israel's New Parliament Sworn In as Eisenkot Gets First Shot at Ousting Netanyahu
The former military chief has up to six weeks to form a government and promises an inquiry into the Oct. 7 attacks.
Samuel Adeyemi
Doctors Warn Parents About 'Heightmaxxing,' a Viral Trend of Teen Boys Taking a Cancer Drug to Grow Taller
Teens are misusing erdafitinib, a powerful cancer medicine, in hopes of adding inches.
Megan O’Brien
Credit Card Debt Hits a Record $1.29 Trillion as Families Stretch to Cover Costs
New York Fed data show balances climbing while grocery prices keep rising and fast-food visits fall.
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.
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.