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Hunger Crisis Intensifies in Haiti Amidst Gang Violence and Extreme Weather
Nearly six million Haitians are facing severe hunger, exacerbated by gang violence, high food prices, and an unusually potent El Niño.
Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend, With Extra Sleep for Many
The transition back to standard time offers an additional hour of rest for most Americans, though a bill to make daylight saving permanent faces hurdles in the Senate.
South Carolina Senate Race Deadlocked: Survey Shows Tight Contest
Recent polls indicate a near tie between Democratic candidate Annie Andrews and Republican incumbent Darline Graham, with election day just a week away.
Atlanta's Mayor Steps Down Amid Criticism, Eyes Statewide Office
Keisha Lance Bottoms, facing public scrutiny over her handling of crime and other issues, has decided to run for Georgia governor instead of seeking another term as mayor.
U.S. Navy Deploys First Drone Boat, Aims for Greater Integration
The U.S. Navy has sent its first Medium Unmanned Surface Vehicle (MUSV) on an operational deployment, signaling a step towards greater use of autonomous vessels.
DHS Reveals Details About Deported Man's Asylum Claim
The Department of Homeland Security disclosed to '60 Minutes' that a man recently deported from the U.S. had previously claimed to be gay.
Pentagon Investigates Military Base Freezer Malfunctions As Likely Cyberattack
The Pentagon is examining recent freezer malfunctions at U.S. military bases, which may have been caused by a cyberattack, similar to incidents in France.
US Conservative Activists Charged with Unlawful Voting in Election Stunt
James O'Keefe and Cam Higby face charges after using the names of registered voters, some deceased, to enter polling places.
Vice President JD Vance Initiates Diplomatic Efforts to Restart Peace Talks with Iran
Vice President JD Vance has reached out to an Iranian official in an attempt to restart peace negotiations, focusing on Iran's nuclear program and potential sanctions relief.
Manhunt Continues for Tennessee Prison Escapee Jacob Allen Morley
A 28-year-old inmate escaped from Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville, Tennessee, sparking a search that has led investigators to Marion, Illinois.
Cornell Faculty Set to Vote on No-Confidence Resolution Over Handling of Gang-Rape Case
Faculty members at Cornell University are set to cast their electronic votes on a no-confidence resolution regarding the university's management of a high-profile gang-rape case involving seven male students.
HHS Overrules FDA Scientists, Approves Six Peptides for Compounding
The Department of Health and Human Services has permitted six experimental peptides to be compounded by licensed pharmacies and doctors, despite objections from FDA career scientists.
East Potomac Golf Links Set to Close Amidst Presidential Plans for Redevelopment
The National Links Trust announced it will end operations at East Potomac Golf Links on November 15, 2026, as part of a broader plan to transform the space into a golf course.
US Taxpayers Foot Bill of $47 Billion for War with Iran
The cost of the ongoing conflict has surpassed initial projections, placing a significant financial strain on the nation.
Becky G Honors Dolores Huerta: A True Legend Passes at 96
The renowned civil rights activist and co-founder of the United Farm Workers Union, Dolores Huerta, has died at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of fierce advocacy and monumental achievements.
