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236 stories since November 3, 2026
230 stories · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
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.
Prosecutors say Alexander Mercurio planned to strike churches on a Sunday in April 2024, during Ramadan. The FBI arrested him the day before.
The Hall of Fame quarterback told a podcast he wants the job, but there is no opening yet. Here is what is confirmed, and what is still speculation.
The 38-year-old was ruled out after hitting a first-quarter 3-pointer, with Golden State riding an eight-game win streak into a five-game road trip.
New England is coming off a 45-27 loss to Green Bay, A.J. Brown's ankle and knee remain a question, and Detroit has its own injury list ahead of a 9:30 a.m. Eastern kickoff in Germany.
Ciryl Gane defends his heavyweight belt against Josh Hokit and Kayla Harrison faces a returning Amanda Nunes on Saturday, while Kevin Holland says his new UFC contract may be his last.
The longtime Chargers star, a devout Catholic and father of 10, is set to leave his Alabama high school program for Raleigh, with NC State's trustees expected to finalize the deal Friday.
Directors were meeting Wednesday night amid reports they are preparing to replace the chip giant's co-founder after his admitted affair with a woman U.S. officials suspect of working for Chinese intelligence.
A new five-year strategic plan promises to shrink the federal estate. Supporters see local control and room for new homes; hunters, conservation groups and a Republican former Interior secretary say not so fast.
A Washington Post report put a $1.2 million price tag on the secretary of state's trips to watch his son play for Florida. Federal rules require him to fly government aircraft, and to repay the price of a coach ticket for personal trips.
Hundreds of Central American migrants are walking north through southern Mexico, some saying the midterm results give them "another chance." Border czar Tom Homan says they will be turned around or prosecuted.
Eight days before kickoff, the federation told players and families it was withdrawing, citing a State Department warning about the risk of armed conflict in the region.
With Democrats taking the Senate in January, the White House wants every pending judge confirmed this year. A few Republican senators are using home-state objections and committee votes to slow the line.
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.
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