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257 stories since November 3, 2026
251 stories · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
Cutter Gauthier extended his goal streak to seven games, but Nashville answered 21 seconds later and Justus Annunen made 27 saves in a 4-2 win.
Steve Kerr says concern is high after Stephen Curry left for an MRI, while Smart was tossed with a Flagrant 2 for throwing a punch at Charles Bassey.
Volume is king this week: the backs and receivers earning the work, the names losing it, and the kickers worth a look before tonight's Commanders-Giants opener.
Fighters across MMA condemned the group attack, Sean Strickland called for lifetime bans, and Real American Freestyle says it will address the incident at Thursday's press conference.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow Thursday before briefing Volodymyr Zelensky in Dublin, with territory, security guarantees, sanctions and Moscow's intentions still unresolved.
The Take Care of America's Veterans Act, a Republican bill bundling more than 60 provisions, passed by voice vote Wednesday and now faces a tough Senate fight before January.
Billy Graham's granddaughter, nominated as U.S. ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom, told senators she would protect believers of every faith and pursue a bipartisan mission.
Five days after announcing the Cybertruck's end, Elon Musk said Tesla will keep building it through late summer 2027 to work through a backlog, citing sentimentality over profit.
Guaranteed-income backers won big offices in the midterms and want cash payments made permanent, but the largest U.S. study found recipients worked less and earned less.
A California study of more than 2 million deliveries found prenatal cannabis use disorder tied to a 39 percent higher risk of psychiatric emergency care after birth.
A judge rejected the Peltola campaign's bid for rejected-ballot records as Alaska's Senate count heads toward Nov. 18, while close House and governor races elsewhere near certification.
Mika Zibanejad scored at even strength and on the power play, Joonas Korpisalo made 29 saves, and New York won for the fourth time in five games on a farewell night in Calgary.
Victor Wembanyama scored 32, Dylan Harper posted a double-double and San Antonio erased the Bulls' best start of the season to win 124-119 and finish a perfect road trip.
President Trump meets Xi Jinping at APEC in Shenzhen next week with a trade truce expiring in January, a chip-spy scandal roiling Washington and fresh allied warnings over Taiwan.
After Democrats' midterm gains, gun-control groups are pressing for bans and new limits, but the Second Amendment's text, recent Supreme Court rulings and fresh legal fights point the other way.
A strengthening nor'easter is spreading rain and higher-elevation snow across the Northeast and Appalachians Thursday and Friday, with much colder air following Wednesday's severe storms in the Ohio Valley.
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a White Earth Ojibwe citizen, won Minnesota's open Senate seat, a milestone tribal members and Native journalists marked with a victory song and tributes to generations of Native women.
The agency consented to a judgment at the state's legal cap on tort claims, while Read's case against Canton and other lawsuits tied to John O'Keefe's death move ahead.
Police charged a former UT Tyler student with aggravated assault after video showed a man tearing down an American flag and swinging a cane at a Turning Point USA campus event.
After an hours-long sinking off Destin, America's record-setting ocean liner rests about 180 feet down, where divers, anglers and marine life are expected to give it a second life.
Michigan's coach credited Oregon's $50-plus million roster budget for its recruiting edge; the Ducks' coach answered that the Wolverines are spending their money on coaches they let go.
Brittany Mahomes announced the couple's fourth child is on the way, and the Chiefs quarterback says his sore right elbow is in a better spot before Sunday's game against the Falcons.
Los Angeles beat the Bucks 123-112 to move to 11-2, then waited on word about Austin Reaves' left heel and Luka Dončić's right ankle.
With a light Thursday and nine-game slates Friday and Sunday, these widely available players are earning real minutes. Plus what to do about Stephen Curry's early exit.
Buffalo erased most of a 4-0 deficit before Kucherov scored three straight third-period goals, and John Carlson reached 800 career points with a five-point night.
A Wall Street Journal report says the vice president is considering a meeting with an Iranian hardliner to end the war. Tehran says no meeting is planned, and Israel is preparing for the possibility that diplomacy fails.
Craig Trainor takes over the Civil Rights Division on an acting basis after Dhillon's departure. Supporters credit her with ending race-based preferences and confronting campus antisemitism; critics call her tenure destructive.
Federal prosecutors say the pair filed hundreds of false returns claiming COVID-19 tax credits for clients, collecting more than $1 million each in fees. Seven of their clients have also pleaded guilty.
The Democratic Socialists of America are celebrating their biggest election ever. The vote counts, the polls and the research on rent control tell a different story.
The former South Carolina governor says she will keep pushing policy and backing candidates. Her exit leaves Vance, Rubio and DeSantis as the names most often mentioned, with none of them committing yet.
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