Democrats investigating sexual harassment allegation against incoming Ohio Congressman
A newly elected Ohio congressman is facing a Democratic Party investigation over allegations of sexual harassment by a campaign aide, prompting two political groups to withdraw their endorsements as House Democrats await the findings.
Manchester United hires Mauricio Pochettino as its new head coach, US set to begin search for replacement
Mauricio Pochettino is leaving the USMNT for one of soccer’s biggest challenges: rebuilding Manchester United, while U.S. Soccer reportedly eyes Pep Guardiola as a potential successor ahead of the next chapter for American soccer.
Gwinnett County honors four World War II veterans, all 100 or older
Four remarkable veterans, ages 100 to 107, were honored in Gwinnett County on Veterans Day for their extraordinary service and sacrifices during World War II and the Korean War.
Supreme Court to decide if Trump may bar most asylum claims at the southern border
The Supreme Court is taking up Trump’s controversial asylum ban, setting the stage for a major legal showdown over immigration rights, presidential authority, and whether federal law allows the administration to block migrants from seeking protection at the U.S. border.
How doing psychedelic drugs with Mike Tyson helped documentarian understand the baddest man on the planet
Mike Tyson’s comeback story takes a psychedelic turn in a revealing new Netflix documentary, as the boxing legend opens up about his darkest struggles, emotional scars, and the unexpected role a “toad” played in his journey toward healing.
Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi are mending fences after his 2024 dropout, his new book says
Joe Biden reveals how he and Nancy Pelosi finally repaired their fractured friendship—and his new memoir pulls back the curtain on the private political battles, bruised loyalties, and behind-the-scenes pressure that ended his 2024 reelection campaign.
Iran targets US military site in Gulf for first time in two months as hopes for a deal fade
Iran launches a new drone strike attempt against a U.S. military installation in Bahrain as tensions escalate, Trump rejects further negotiations, and Israel’s intelligence chief heads to Washington amid growing fears of a wider regional conflict.
Wholesale inflation rose in October to highest annual rate in nearly four years
Rising fuel costs are driving wholesale inflation to a nearly four-year high, and American consumers could face another wave of price hikes in 2027 as businesses pass mounting expenses on to shoppers.
The US has had the tools to control measles for almost 65 years. Here’s how it’s come raging back
A preventable health crisis is threatening to erase a major American public health victory as deadly measles outbreaks surge, vaccination rates fall, and the United States faces losing its 26-year measles elimination status.
Darth Vader’s ‘I am your father’ lightsaber sells for record $4.87 million
The Force just got a $4.87 million price tag! Darth Vader’s iconic lightsaber from the legendary “I Am Your Father” duel has shattered records, becoming the most expensive Star Wars collectible ever auctioned.
Hear Dolly Parton’s final recording, a heartbreaking duet with Bono
Dolly Parton’s voice lives on in an emotional final recording with U2, giving fans one last unforgettable musical moment as Bono reveals the heartbreaking story behind their posthumous duet.
The AI boom was built around Jensen Huang. Now what?
Jensen Huang’s sudden Nvidia exit could shake the entire AI industry as billions in investments, major data center deals, and the financial backbone of the artificial intelligence boom face an uncertain future.
Massive Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, schools and governments around the world
Millions worldwide are scrambling as a massive Microsoft outage crashes Outlook, Teams, and other essential business tools, disrupting workplaces, schools, and even supermarket supply chains.
US intel isn’t sure if businesswoman spied on Nvidia for China, doesn’t mean she wasn’t a risk, sources say
A bombshell FBI investigation into Nvidia’s former CEO, Jensen Huang, is raising national security alarms as intelligence officials debate whether his alleged Chinese connection was a corporate affair—or a sophisticated espionage operation.
Trump tells Vance to turn his focus away from Iran: ‘We don’t need a deal’
Trump sends mixed signals on Iran, pulling JD Vance from peace negotiations while warning that walking away with Tehran’s current regime in power would be a major defeat.
Mississippi Makes History: Democrat Scott Colom Shatters 44-Year Political Barrier in Stunning U.S. Senate Victory
Scott Colom defeats Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith, becoming Mississippi’s first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction in a historic election victory.
Mississippi just made history! Scott Colom’s projected Senate victory over Cindy Hyde-Smith marks a historic milestone in Black political representation and signals a potential shift in the state’s political landscape.
Passport to Leadership 2027: All Greater Houston Area College Students Invited to Explore Life-Changing South Africa Experience
Commissioner Rodney Ellis and the Harris County One for All Foundation empower Houston-area college students through a transformative international leadership program.
Houston-area college students could take their education across the globe! Commissioner Rodney Ellis and the Harris County One for All Foundation are opening doors to a transformative South Africa leadership experience in 2027.
Here’s how big Democrats won in the Senate in 2026
Democrats are on the verge of a historic Senate expansion, with Mississippi flipped and Alaska still in play—potentially reshaping the Senate map and the party’s path to power through 2028.
The danger for Democrats in investigating Trump
Democrats may have won a blue wave, but new polling delivers a warning: Americans want accountability from Trump’s administration—not endless investigations that distract from lowering costs and tackling corruption.
The Trump team’s hypocrisy reaches new levels with warning letter to Democrats
After years of Republicans using congressional investigations to target political opponents, the Trump administration is warning Democrats not to do the same—but will its threats hold up under scrutiny?
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