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239 stories · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
Over nearly 36 years on the federal appeals court in Chicago, he became one of the most cited legal minds in American history, and one of its most unpredictable.
Jacksonville sent six future picks out in three trades on the eve of the deadline, convinced that its window is open right now.
New reports Wednesday night put the woman at the center of the Nvidia spy scandal in China and showed the fallout reaching the highest levels of U.S.-China diplomacy.
With Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay on bye, here are the quarterbacks and defenses to plug in, and the rookie starters to keep an eye on.
San Antonio's star is coming off a 40-point, nine-block night, and the deep, unselfish Spurs are chasing a 10-2 start against a struggling Bulls team.
Peter Berg's film, based on Buzz Bissinger's book, tells the story of the Christmas Eve game on Guadalcanal. More than a dozen of the men who played in it were killed months later at Okinawa.
The Dodgers, Mets, Padres and Blue Jays have meetings set with the two-time Cy Young winner, and his agent expects a deal before baseball's labor contract runs out Dec. 1.
A razor-thin coalition of every Democrat and four departing Republicans will force a floor vote on a bill giving victims, state prosecutors and lawmakers the power to sue the attorney general over records still kept from them.
Wisconsin's governor-elect says the state can 'do away with' the Electoral College. Article II, Hamilton's Federalist 68 and hard lessons from close elections make the case for keeping a system built on the states.
The plaintiffs say the 435-seat cap shortchanges the First State more than any other. The Constitution, and a unanimous 1992 Supreme Court ruling, give Congress wide room to decide.
Four incoming committee leaders want drugmakers' un-redacted pricing contracts. Oversight is their right, but the record on GLP-1s, Medicaid and TrumpRx shows what is at stake if the probe scares companies away from the table.
Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank added rate increases to their forecasts, and Goldman pushed its first expected cut to late 2027, a sobering signal for families with mortgages and credit card balances.
The 15th Starship flight, targeted for Nov. 13 from South Texas, would end with the launch tower catching the booster minutes after liftoff and the ship the next day after 14 orbits, pending FAA approval.
A proposal before the Board of Governors would let students who enrolled at a Florida public college before spring 2027 move on to a state university, answering concerns that the ban clashed with a transfer guarantee in state law.
The third-round pick who led Miami to the national title game makes his first NFL start Sunday against the Rams, a team Arizona beat on a last-second kick in October.
FDNY officials now count two dead and at least 12 injured in Wednesday's Brooklyn building collapse, and two outlets report, citing officials, that a child is among those killed.
Every key fantasy piece in Thursday's NFC East rematch practiced fully and carries no injury designation, but McLaurin's absence and a fill-in center in Washington shape the lineup calls.
Tom Izzo's Spartans never trailed in a 79-73 Champions Classic win in Chicago, holding the Blue Devils to 33 percent shooting and snapping a three-game skid in the series.
The actor-turned-racer was set to drive for Team Air Force in a benefit race honoring America's service members; Ford says he is awake and alert but will sit out tonight.
Jurors found Markies Conway guilty of hiring the gunman who shot Melvin Noble on Interstate 35, six years to the day before the verdict. His lawyers plan to appeal.
Masked groups hurled fireworks and set barricades ablaze after largely peaceful marches over housing costs, and dozens were arrested, less than three weeks before Spain's snap election.
The Democrat's half-point win, settled by mail and provisional ballots, makes him Mississippi's first Black senator since Reconstruction and gives Democrats 55 Senate seats, with Alaska still uncalled.
The FIA says it is ready for the final two races despite the Iran war, as MotoGP defends its own Qatar round and the U.S. renews its warning to Americans in the region.
Jensen Huang has admitted an affair with a woman U.S. officials reportedly believe was recruited by Chinese intelligence. Here is what is known, what it has done to Nvidia's stock, why China hawks in Congress are pouncing and the question no one at the company can yet answer: who comes next?
An 11-month-old boy who disappeared in Lexington County was rescued from a buried crate in the woods about a day after he went missing. His father, arrested hours before the rescue, is in custody as deputies weigh more charges.
At the U.N. climate summit in Turkey, Secretary-General António Guterres told leaders that fossil fuels must "go the way of the dinosaurs." America has already cut its energy emissions by a fifth since 2005, largely with natural gas, while China keeps building coal plants. Here is the case the summit is not hearing.
The Senate cleared a key 73-25 hurdle on a sweeping bill to speed approvals for pipelines, power lines and power plants, cap lawsuits and make data centers pay their share of the grid. With Democrats taking over Congress in January, supporters have weeks to get it done.
After a farewell Mass for more than 2 million pilgrims at the shrine of Our Lady of Luján, America's first pope flies to Lima to begin a six-day homecoming in the country where he served as a missionary and bishop for decades.
Bayer's Sunharbo, the first approved drug in a new class called factor XIa inhibitors, cut the rate of repeat ischemic strokes by about a quarter in a large trial without a significant rise in major bleeding. Here is who it is for, what it costs and what doctors say to watch for.
With the four biggest leagues ending their championship games after this season to make room for a 24-team playoff, Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz and Wake Forest's Jake Dickert are asking what conferences are for. Their questions go to the heart of what fans love about the sport.
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