Biden says he would not have proceeded with campaign had he known he had cancer
Joe Biden is revisiting the controversy surrounding his 2024 presidential exit, downplaying his debate collapse while revealing that a cancer diagnosis would have changed his decision to seek reelection.
US Army soldier arrested in UK on suspicion of espionage related to Russia
A U.S. Army officer stationed with a NATO unit in Britain has been arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, raising fresh questions about military security and international intelligence threats.
2026 was the year of tennis star Alexandra Eala – and she brings a nation with her
From the Philippines to the world’s biggest tennis stages, 21-year-old Alexandra Eala is making history, inspiring a generation of young women and turning every match into a celebration of Filipino pride!
Kennedy family sues to block Trump’s arch
The Kennedy dynasty is taking Trump to court over his proposed 250-foot triumphal arch, arguing the massive monument could permanently overshadow historic gravesites and disrupt Arlington National Cemetery’s solemn legacy.
Justice Department prosecutors in Washington can’t keep up with all the cases of immigrants suing for their release
Trump’s immigration crackdown is hitting a legal breaking point as overwhelmed federal prosecutors in Washington state stop fighting thousands of immigrant detention cases, potentially opening the door to more releases.
Lone Star Flight Museum Honors Veterans With Free Admission and Special Veterans Day Programs
The Lone Star Flight Museum honors veterans on Veterans Day with free admission, special programming and year-round partnerships supporting military members and their families.
Bond yields surge most in 19 months as traders brace for Fed rate hikes
Wall Street is bracing for a potential Fed rate-hike shock as hotter inflation sends Treasury yields soaring, threatens borrowing costs and rattles major stocks—including Nvidia!
Nearly one in five food stamp recipients could lose benefits under Trump proposal
Millions of Americans—including 1.8 million children—could lose automatic access to food assistance under a new Trump administration proposal that could reshape SNAP, school meals and family nutrition programs.
Viral video of racial harassment at Ole Miss prompts investigation
A racist video targeting a Black Ole Miss student is sparking outrage and raising urgent questions about campus safety, accountability and the persistence of racism.
Houston City College Shines on National Stage with Two Prestigious 2026 Ragan PR Daily Awards Finalist Honors
Houston City College is earning national recognition as its student-focused storytelling campaign lands two prestigious finalist nominations, putting Houston’s educational excellence in the national spotlight!
Jordan Fisher to Star as ‘The Kid’ in Broadway Adaptation of Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’
Jordan Fisher will star as The Kid in the Broadway adaptation of Prince’s Purple Rain, featuring more than 20 iconic hits and opening in April 2027.
Houston-Area Businesses Offer Veterans Free Meals, Discounts and Special Treats on Veterans Day
Houston-area businesses and restaurants are honoring veterans on November 11 with free meals, complimentary services, grocery discounts and special Veterans Day offers.
NYT: Trump wished Biden well in newly disclosed 2021 letter
A previously private letter from Donald Trump to Joe Biden is revealing an unexpected moment of warmth between political rivals, as Biden’s forthcoming memoir shares the 2021 message and reflects on the sharp contrast between Trump’s private words and public actions.
Teen spends day with Chicago Fire Department as Make-A-Wish Illinois' 20,000th wish
A Chicago teenager’s dream came true when Make-A-Wish made her its 20,000th wish recipient, giving 17-year-old Kayleigh Carpenter an unforgettable day as an honorary firefighter complete with emergency drills, a fireboat ride and a surprise visit from a Chicago Fire star.
After blue wave, three-quarters of Americans will be governed by Democrats
Democrats are poised to control the governorships of states representing roughly 75% of Americans after sweeping 2026 midterm victories — reshaping the political landscape and setting the stage for major battles over health care, education, taxes, redistricting and the 2028 elections.
Trump’s Board of Peace chides Israel for ‘insufficient’ response to Gaza flooding
Gaza’s devastating floods have killed children and displaced families as winter rains overwhelm makeshift shelters, prompting President Trump’s Board of Peace to criticize Israel’s inadequate humanitarian response and demand urgent access for essential aid.
US inflation rose more than expected last month
Inflation is squeezing American households again as October prices rise faster than expected, pushing grocery bills, housing costs and everyday essentials higher while raising the possibility of another Federal Reserve rate hike.
A gay sex ban is overturned in Trinidad and Tobago. What the ruling says about LGBTQ+ rights and post-colonial identity
A landmark court ruling in Trinidad and Tobago has struck down a century-old ban on gay sex, delivering a major victory for LGBTQ+ rights and potentially opening the door to similar challenges across the Caribbean.
US evacuates aircraft from British military base after threat from Iran
A credible Iran-linked threat has prompted the United States to evacuate military aircraft from a key airbase in England, raising security concerns over potential attacks on American forces and targets in the U.S. and abroad.
Man arrested after woman found dead in her room aboard a cruise ship hours after departing Galveston
A cruise vacation turned deadly when a Texas man was arrested in Galveston and charged with federal murder after a woman was found dead aboard the MSC Seascape, prompting an FBI investigation.
