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266 stories since November 3, 2026
260 stories · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
A month after a tie, New York (5-2-1) hosts Washington (2-5-1) at MetLife Stadium with a banged-up J.J. McCarthy at quarterback and the division lead on the line.
At least one person was killed and several were hurt when a mixed-use building near Bedford and Flatbush avenues in Brooklyn came down Wednesday afternoon, beside a construction site that city inspectors had cited in May.
Six of our writers weigh the roll call, the President's support, the polls, the actual charges, the precedents and Hamilton's warning, and conclude lawmakers protected a grave remedy from turning into a tool for quarrels over war strategy.
Three byes, a Thursday night NFC East game and a pair of soft defenses shape the week. Here is who the experts agree on, where they split and how to set your lineup.
The No. 7 pick is putting up scoring numbers the NBA hasn't seen from a rookie since 1984. Sacramento keeps losing anyway, and the 19-year-old says he refuses to get used to it.
The former UFC bantamweight champion says Usman Nurmagomedov and a group of men jumped him from behind during an interview, reigniting a bitter family rivalry ahead of Real American Freestyle's first Middle East card.
Injuries are reshaping lineups in Los Angeles, Kansas City, New England, Arizona and Green Bay. Here is who to start, who to sit and who to grab before kickoff.
The longtime Houston backstop leaves the Yankees' bench to replace Joe Espada after an 81-81 season and another quick postseason exit.
Todd Monken says the plan was always for the veteran to start once healthy, setting up Watson's second start against the team that traded him.
Hakeem Jeffries, in line to become speaker in January, is taking fire from his own left after 11 Democrats missed the vote that shelved Rep. Thomas Massie's articles. Hegseth has called the effort a sham.
A sentinel's rebuke at the Tomb drew the headlines. Our anchors honor the guard who did his duty and make the case for a Pentagon that has young Americans signing up to serve.
Seattle's school board voted 7-0 to authorize legal action against I-638 as the ACLU sued. The vote margin, the science and the Supreme Court all point the other way.
After a $618 million Superman and a costly Supergirl bomb, Skydance hands DC to Jeremy Latcham. The bigger question is whether Hollywood will make heroes for families again.
In a letter to Rep. Robert Garcia, White House counsel Will Scharf said oversight must serve lawmaking, not intimidation. Democrats say they will not be deterred.
Both nations kept their shipbuilding-related port fees on hold into January as Treasury Secretary Bessent called for a more balanced relationship before Trump meets Xi in Shenzhen.
From North Carolina to Oklahoma to Arizona, tribes and Native communities honored veterans this week, celebrating a people who serve at one of the highest rates in America.
The officer who supervised Maryland Gov. Wes Moore in Afghanistan says he never led troops in combat. Here is what the record shows and what Moore has said.
Protesters gathered before Washington's 3-2 overtime win in Ottawa as Canada and hockey's governing body clash over Russia's return to the World Juniors.
A small plane from a six-aircraft formation that saluted a veterans' ceremony in Saint-Georges, in Quebec's Beauce region, went down in woods near the town's airport. Canada's Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
An Army guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier stopped his patrol to demand silence and respect as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's party lingered at the tomb hours after the national ceremony.
The boxer and coach from Mashhad, sentenced to death after Iran's 2019 protests, is set to receive the Magnitsky Award on Thursday as athletes and the WBC press for his release.
Ten days after firing Mike Norvell and taking on a buyout near $50 million, FSU has a new athletic director, an interim coach and a short list of names. Memphis' Charles Huff says the rumors help him.
Sanders says Democrats can expand Medicare with 51 Senate votes. Trillion-dollar estimates, a 2033 trust fund deadline and long waits abroad argue for caution.
Conservatives want reconciliation, border laws and judges before Jan. 3. A Dec. 11 funding deadline, a permitting bill and Senate math will decide what gets done.
Toyota's new Scion by Toyota brand will sell the KEI-01, a 25-mph Japanese-style work truck assembled in Indiana, starting with fleet buyers in the second half of 2027.
A ransomware gang called BYOD says it stole sensitive Vanderbilt records. The school has not confirmed what was taken, but families can protect themselves now.
Newest count shows Peltola up 48.8% to 47.1% over Sen. Dan Sullivan, with ranked-choice tabulation Nov. 18 amid a ballot-records lawsuit and 'Decoy Dan' probe.
Stocks rallied on Veterans Day with the bond market closed, as CoreWeave's results revived the AI trade, Europe hit a record and traders braced for a Fed hike.
Professor Anthony Bradley says society has sidelined fathers. Census data, new brain research and school and church programs show why dads still matter.
Even without Austin Reaves, Los Angeles won a tough road game in Atlanta to go 10-2, with the NBA's scoring leader running the show.
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