U.S. News on Saturday, October 10, 2026

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Season 2 Lands March 2027

Small-town football hero leads red-hot N.J. team to fifth straight win

America's Gig Workers Turn to an Old-School Union

Tens of thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers in California are unionizing as fuel costs erode their earnings; the gig economy meets traditional labor organizing.

Midterms could decide Johnson's fate as GOP fights to hold House

Johnson raised the possibility of returning to Louisiana if Republicans lose their House majority, citing harsh political headwinds from voter frustration over the economy and low presidential approval.

Fairfax officer, 23-year veteran, charged with shoplifting

The officer allegedly shoplifted from two Target stores; the department has not disclosed what items were taken.

Starbucks hit with lawsuit over sugar content in 'sugar-free' drinks

The class-action suit covers venti-sized protein drinks marketed as sugar-free; the plaintiffs say each one carries up to twenty-one grams of sugar, which is a lot of free.

A Burger At Hamilton Tavern In Baltimore Comes With Neighborhood Bar…

Fast Food Club reviews the Baltimore tavern's burger, where the neighborhood bar atmosphere is as much of the pitch as the patty; the stool is free.

Fort Hood survivor: Livestreaming Hasan execution 'dishonors' victims

Lunsford, shot seven times at Fort Hood, supports the execution but opposes livestreaming it, saying public spectacle disrespects those killed.

Trump appoints Katie Bailey as new chief White House liaison to…

Bailey will lead the White House Office of Legislative Affairs with control of Congress at stake just weeks before the midterm elections.

Stephen King and His 'King Whisperer' Resurrect 'Carrie'

Stephen King is collaborating with a longtime partner known as his 'King Whisperer' to adapt the horror classic; some see it as fresh perspective, others as unnecessary tampering.

Vinícius Júnior sent off for pulling hair, confronting referee

The Real Madrid winger received a straight red card for violent conduct before attempting to confront the official during the match.

Philadelphia Officer Killed, Partner Wounded in Ambush

Officer Shane Seiber, 40, and his partner were shot 15 times after responding to a call about an armed man around 1 a.m.; police are calling it a targeted attack.

Man attacked by tiger in England after entering enclosure at…

The incident occurred at Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster after the man entered the tiger enclosure of his own accord, police said.

Rachel's surf drives out Long Beach residents, shuts Newport beaches

The storm's waves are the largest recorded in the district's history, according to the Surf Commissioner of Greater Pelican Shores.

Saudi airport damaged in third attack this week

King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh sustained damage after three attacks within seven days as regional tensions escalate.

4 Killed as a Weakened Isaias Pushes Through the Southeast

Hundreds of thousands lost power across the Southeast as the tropical storm moved through Florida and neighboring states, though communities near landfall escaped worse damage.

Suspect charged with killing officer, wounding another in West Philly

Authorities identified the fallen officer as Shane Seiber, a forty-year-old, ten-year veteran of the Philadelphia force; a second officer was wounded in the West Philadelphia shooting.

Philadelphia Officer Killed, Second Wounded in Ambush

Officers were responding to a report of a person with a gun just after midnight when they were attacked; one died and one was wounded.

Steelers to place WR Pittman on injured reserve

Michael Pittman is sidelined by a foot injury, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler; the Steelers' receiving corps just got thinner.

Four dead, thousands without power after Isaias

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis deployed 16,000 linemen and road crews to restore power after Isaias made landfall Friday and was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone.

At least 4 dead as weakened Isaias moves across the Southeast

More than 700,000 customers lost power after the hurricane made landfall on the northern Gulf Coast; nature's way of testing one's ability to charge devices.

Trump undecided on livestreaming Nidal Hasan execution

Trump has not yet decided whether to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, raising media coverage questions about capital punishment.

Nine killed in Erie, Pennsylvania shooting, including two children

The shooter was among the nine killed in Friday's attack in Erie, according to state officials; further details remain unclear.

Trump Weighs US Strikes on Houthis After Saudi Attacks

Trump is considering joining Saudi Arabia's military campaign against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, potentially bringing direct U.S. involvement as attacks on the kingdom escalate.

Officer dies from injuries in West Philadelphia shooting

Shane Seiber, a 40-year-old Philadelphia police officer with 10 years on the force, was killed in the shooting that also injured another officer.

Hurricane Isaias leaves at least two people dead

Isaias came ashore on the Florida Panhandle as a Category 2 storm, prompting evacuations along the Gulf Coast as dangerous conditions continue.

Governor confirms nine dead in Erie; home on Perry Street

Witnesses reported a man firing a gun before he entered a home on Perry Street around five p.m. Friday; two children appear among the dead.

Christa Pike discharged from hospital after failed execution

Pike was left in critical condition after surviving two lethal injections, and her discharge from hospital raises fresh questions about how the execution was carried out.

Riyadh Airport Attacked Again, Diplomats Say, After Week of Houthi…

Dozens were reportedly wounded in the strike, with a witness describing panic in the terminal, though Saudi authorities have not confirmed the attack or any evacuation.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard recalls last time she saw Ken Urker

Blanchard didn't realize their encounter would be one of her final memories with Urker before his death.

New York Post: LA resident lives 19 years without a car

The New York Post lifestyle piece lays out how one Los Angeles resident skipped car ownership for nineteen years and what the habit saved; the sidewalk remains undefeated.

Erie shooting kills nine; GOP governors' Senate endorsement draws…

Two women were found dead in the street and two children were killed; the shooter reportedly took their own life.

Barkin, Palestinian vote delay, Fort Hood execution, CFP and ESPN

Trump disputed his own earlier approval of livestreaming a Fort Hood execution; Palestinian Authority postponed elections for another year, extending a two-decade voting drought; Barkin called for dismantling ICE after…

Archaeologists launch new search for Amelia Earhart

Earhart disappeared nearly 90 years ago while attempting to circumnavigate the globe as the first woman pilot to do so.

Trump hopes payments to voters help in midterms

Trump has sent multiple payments to voters ahead of the 2026 midterms, as affordability remains a pressing concern for many Americans.

Philadelphia officers shot: suspect now in custody

One officer sustained twelve gunshot wounds in the West Philadelphia incident; both officers' conditions remain unconfirmed.

Christa Pike released from hospital after botched execution

Pike was transferred back to prison more than a week after the execution attempt, according to her attorneys.

How Kevin Boehm built a Michelin-starred restaurant empire

Boehm's Boka Restaurant Group operates more than 50 locations across multiple Michelin-starred establishments; he chronicles his journey in a new memoir titled The Bottomless Cup.

Fingernail changes can signal serious health conditions, NY Post says

The Post's guide walks through which fingernail changes may point to conditions from heart failure to psoriasis; a doctor, not a tailgate, should read them.

Public-private partnerships: The only way LA can come back

An opinion piece proposes involving private companies in Los Angeles city services as part of recovery efforts following the fires.

Sudan paramilitary drone strike kills 41 near Ethiopian border

Eight children were among the 41 killed when the drone struck a gathering of displaced people, according to a rights group monitoring the incident.

Clooney on family grief; DOJ memo draws ethics questions

The DOJ memo permits Attorney General Todd Blanche and other senior officials to participate in campaign activities, a loosening of prior restrictions that some say creates ethics concerns.

Rachel's odd track leaves SoCal weekend forecast in question

Tropical Storm Rachel is exhibiting atypical behavior patterns that could affect Southern California's weekend weather conditions—meteorologists remain uncertain about exact impacts.

Decade-old RAM is making a comeback

Intel and AMD are designing new processors compatible with decade-old DDR4 memory to combat expensive RAM upgrades and offer PC buyers cheaper options.

What WWE's Money in the Bank card says about developing stars

Jacy Jayne and Joe Hendry credit the WWE Performance Center and NXT for developing nearly every superstar on the Money in the Bank card; a farm system that actually produces champions.

Tornado hits Sicilian city, injuring 11 and damaging a school

The tornado struck a school with 272 children inside, though no child injuries have been reported so far; tornadoes this powerful are rare in that region of Europe.

Ardmore Flock camera petitioners reach signatures needed for recall…

Ardmore, Oklahoma residents collected enough signatures to trigger a recall vote on the city's controversial Flock license plate recognition cameras.

Georgia shooting: details still thin; two other U.S. stories

The New York Post's account is still the main source, with no victims or suspect named; local officials are expected to release details.

NYC EMS workers say low pay is driving people out

EMS workers are the lowest-paid first responders in NYC, prompting a 31-year veteran to advise young people to avoid the profession entirely.

Could de-extincting dire wolves help humans live longer?

Colossal Biosciences CEO Ben Lamm argues de-extinction could advance conservation, healthcare and developmental biology, though the human longevity connection remains speculative.

Alfalfa sprouts distributed to NH recalled, FDA says

The FDA issued the recall for alfalfa sprouts distributed to New Hampshire, though the agency has not yet disclosed the specific reason or contamination concern.

Walmart AirPods 4 at $79 undercut Prime Big Deal Days

Walmart is selling Apple AirPods 4 for $79, down from the regular $130 price, beating Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days pricing.

Philippine gold medalist's viral video draws Russian attention

Philippine gold medalist Jerriel's video tagged cry4zee was posted by Russian outlet Uznai Moskvu twelve minutes ago; details about the content remain unclear.

Krasnyi Oktyabr Inc. recalls smoked seafood over possible Listeria…

Krasnyi Oktyabr Inc. is recalling smoked seafood products due to possible Listeria contamination; consumers should check labels and discard affected items.

Yemen: Has the country returned to 'full-scale war'?

Al Jazeera is questioning whether the conflict has escalated to full-scale war, though details remain sparse as of the report.

'Smallville' star Tom Welling exposes himself in hotel window…

The reunion of the Smallville cast at New York Comic Con is this weekend; the hotel curtains were reportedly not part of the schedule.

Rare coin of Ethelred the Unready unearthed in Shetland

Found in Scotland's Shetland Islands, the Anglo-Saxon coin is the northernmost of its kind ever discovered; the king's reputation for tardiness remains intact.

High school football referee suspended after grabbing a player

A referee in Springfield, Missouri grabbed player Joelle Rover of the Glendale Falcons after her 43-yard touchdown celebration, prompting his suspension; the interaction was captured on video.

Abbas delays Palestinian elections to 2027, 20 years without a vote

Palestinians last voted for a legislature in two thousand six, when Hamas won a majority of seats; the new date is next year, which is not tomorrow.

Senate Republicans playing defense heading into Election Day

Trump is campaigning in states he won by 78 points while Senate control hangs in the balance; manufacturing jobs reportedly surged to 72,000 as reshoring efforts accelerated.

Louis Comfort Tiffany's paintings on view in new exhibition

Tiffany, famous for decorative glass and lamps, painted prolifically but the artwork remained largely overshadowed by his more celebrated designs.

Washington Examiner: Boebert defied Trump on clean water

The Washington Examiner opinion piece argues national media coverage of Boebert's controversies overshadows her legislative work for Colorado constituents.

Airport in the Saudi capital attacked again, officials say

The AP report offers few details on the attack itself, with no information yet on who was responsible or its impact on airport operations.

Post probe finds banned synthetic kratom in NYC smoke shops

Some synthetic kratom products sold in NYC smoke shops contained opioids banned under federal law, a Post investigation found; regulation gaps strike again.

UAW president Shawn Fain easily wins re-election

Fain defeated challenger Rich Boyer, who garnered just 13% of the vote despite corruption accusations dogging the re-election campaign for a four-year term.

What happens when you grow up not knowing your family medical history?

Many Americans lack genetic and family health information that could help them prevent serious disease; genetic testing and family conversations offer two paths forward.

County fair volunteers of many years step away

A longtime volunteer couple at the county fair is stepping away after years of service in roles ranging from gate operations to ticket lines.

Trump's Syracuse stop showed us who we are right now: motivated and…

A Syracuse.com columnist framed Trump's campaign stop as revealing deep political divides in New York, though the piece offered no crowd numbers or polling data to support the observation.

New Delhi police crack down on protesters ahead of anti-gov't march

Police detained dozens of protesters, including leaders of the Cockroach party, ahead of the march; unclear if demonstrations will proceed as planned.

Juvenile gun arrests skyrocket 19% as NYPD sees gains

Teen arrests for carrying illegal guns in New York hit 423 cases so far this year, according to newly released NYPD data.

State Department IG probing Kimberly Guilfoyle amid alleged $100,000…

The probe concerns an alleged $100,000 demand, according to two people familiar with the decision; details remain sparse.

Ohio dog park shooting over Trump argument could hinge on self-defense

The expert says the two men's overlapping claims make the case unusually hard to call; the legal question is who reasonably feared for their life.

What terminal cancer has taught me about life

A Gloucestershire man with terminal cancer reflects on the life lessons he wishes he had learned earlier in life.

Long list of Pensacola intersections compromised by downed lines…

WEAR-TV reports storm damage has left many Pensacola intersections blocked or without working signals, so drivers should treat dark lights as four-way stops; the tree is not yielding.

'Donroe' Doctrine and conservative wins squeeze Latin American cartels

The Sinaloa cartel and CJNG are adapting to Trump's Shield of the Americas coalition, which conservative leaders say is squeezing trafficking routes across the hemisphere.

Welsh town's jeans firm revives jobs and skills

A Welsh factory is manufacturing denim locally again, restoring production jobs and textile skills that had left the region.

Brooks and Capehart on the fight for Senate control

PBS political analysts Brooks and Capehart discuss competitive Senate races in crucial swing states that will determine which party controls the chamber.

The Met puts Lee Krasner front and center beside Pollock

The Metropolitan Museum of Art pairs the abstract expressionist couple's works in a single exhibition, with Krasner receiving prominent placement over her husband's paintings.

Trump wants to cut fuel costs as the midterms loom

Trump is positioning fuel costs as a midterm campaign issue while gas prices remain a concern for millions of Americans; the BBC notably declines to assess feasibility.

Loud explosions heard in Kyiv during daytime missile attack

The attack occurred during daytime hours when residents were commuting and out on streets; details about targets and casualties remain unclear.

Multiple people killed in Pennsylvania shooting; suspected gunman…

The shooting occurred on Perry Street in Erie, Pennsylvania, where the police chief called it the worst scene he has encountered in nearly three decades of law enforcement.

NYC Costco worker sues over female boss's alleged harassment

Andrea Mills is the boss named in the Bronx woman's suit, which says she was fired in January twenty twenty-five; the allegations are unproven.

Volkswagen recalls ID.4 EVs due to battery fire risk

Volkswagen is recalling thousands of new ID.4 electric SUVs due to a battery defect that poses a fire risk; owners should check their vehicle identification number.

Isaias weakens, but rain and flooding still threaten the Southeast

Nearly 900,000 people lost power after Isaias made landfall as a hurricane near Destin, Florida on Friday night; the storm's real danger now comes from continued rainfall and flooding.

Outages near 900,000 across Florida, Alabama and Georgia

Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Florida on Friday evening; Florida alone accounted for about 430,000 of the outages.

Every Major Car Recall From the Last 60 Days, in One Place

The Auto Wire compiled all major recalls from sixty days into one searchable database; plug in your vehicle identification number to check if yours made the list.

Pennsylvania shooting reports surface as DSA candidates eye…

Fox News reported multiple people were killed in a Pennsylvania shooting with the suspected gunman found dead, though official confirmation was still pending.

Michael Douglas Rejects 'Nepo Baby' Label, Says Kirk Worried

Douglas said his father Kirk worried about his career prospects, calling the nepo baby label unfortunate—a concern apparently rooted in Douglas family privilege.

Off-Duty ICE Agent Is Shot and Arrested After Sleeping on Lawn in…

Police say the woman's seventy-two-year-old father shot the man after an alleged assault; the agent was arrested, and the charges have not been detailed.

Axios: pollsters fear a polling error could flip Congress

Pollsters say they lack full visibility into voter behavior, with even minor measurement errors potentially determining whether Republicans retain or lose congressional control.

One Acre of Yosemite Sparks Fight Over National Parks

The dispute involves a single acre in the massive national park and centers on management authority over public lands—not parking, despite what it sounds like.

Trump taps Katie Zacharia as new press secretary

Zacharia, a conservative commentator Trump called a devoted fan, replaces Karoline Leavitt, who left at the end of August; the briefing room has no home crowd.

Alaska fisherman's House run rattles GOP majority hopes

A small-town Alaska fisherman emerged as a surprise Republican candidate, creating unexpected vulnerability for GOP House majority hopes.

Op-ed claims abortion drug traces found in water supplies

The Washington Examiner op-ed cites a preliminary peer-reviewed study in Issues in Law and Medicine, not a completed investigation; the authors themselves describe their screening as early-stage research.

Woman survives two cancers after surprising diagnosis

A routine heart scan turned up an early sign of a deadly disease, and Vicky Titcomb says catching it early made all the difference.

Discarded trash uncaps 41-year-old murder case in seaside town

An investigator followed Morton to a concert and seized a water bottle allegedly linking him to the 1985 Newport murder; nearly four decades to close one case.

FDA may expand loophole letting some chemicals into food unreviewed

The FDA's proposal would allow non-carcinogenic toxic chemicals into food without safety review, under the existing "threshold of regulation" exemption; experts urge the agency to reconsider.

California adopts new oversight rules after federal agents' home…

The rules stem from a federal agent shooting incident in a home; California now requires state approval before federal law enforcement operates within its borders.

Why former GOP governors are backing a Democrat for Senate

Several former Republican governors have endorsed the Democratic Senate candidate in a deep-red state; the party rulebook apparently has no tailgate clause.

Faulty LED Chips Trigger Ford Recall Affecting More Than 41,000…

The faulty LED chips could affect vehicle safety, though Ford has not specified which truck models are included in the recall.

UAW tries to reassert political power in Michigan amid divisions

Michigan is a swing state where the union aims to rebuild its political influence despite ongoing internal disputes among members.

57th Annual GMA Dove Awards: See Full List of Winners

The Gospel Music Association celebrated its 57th annual ceremony, honoring wins across traditional and contemporary gospel music categories.

Five found dead after late-night mass shooting in Georgia home

The New York Post reports the attack happened late at night inside a home; police have not yet released details about the victims or a suspect.

NYC's other boroughs weigh in on Staten Island in viral video

A viral video asks other New York City residents to share their thoughts on Staten Island's culture and identity, per SILive.com—one borough's unsolicited reputation audit.

Marcy Kaptur's reelection bid roiled by anti-trans ad

Kaptur, a congresswoman since 1983, faced backlash from Democrats after releasing an ad where she stated alignment with Republicans on transgender issues—potentially complicating her reelection in a competitive Ohio…

Multiple people, including 2 children, killed in Erie shooting

Two women and two children were found dead in Erie, Pennsylvania, and the shooter reportedly died by suicide; authorities say more details are forthcoming.

Julian Edelman reacts to viral video of Patriots title win

The former Patriots receiver watched a clip of a game he actually played in, which Yahoo Sports also covered—a perfect example of the internet's business model.

Why experts aren't sold on Democrats' polling advantage

Polls showed Democrats leading by more than 8 points heading into the weekend, yet skeptics including Republican operatives doubt the leads will hold through 2026.

Lawsuits allege GLP-1 harm, but safety data is scant

Pending lawsuits claim GLP-1 drugs caused severe conditions including blindness and pancreatitis, yet manufacturers and regulators lack comprehensive data on how frequently such injuries occur.

'Most haunted road' is 50 minutes from NYC, per the NY Post

The Post reports the spooky roadway has become a tourist attraction with no documented injuries or incidents—just local curiosity and Halloween fun.

College town fortifies security after five river trail deaths

Police say the five men who died along the Lansing River Trail near Michigan State University were homeless, and the investigation into a possible serial killer continues.

Isaias pushes further inland with strong winds, heavy rain

The storm has moved inland from the Gulf Coast, affecting millions with strong winds and heavy rain that will impact Saturday plans and power; wicker may not survive.

Trump rages over Nobel Peace Prize loss

The prize went to Navi Pillay, a former judge of a court Trump has sanctioned and called rogue and evil—a distinction he apparently wanted for himself.

Talarico Returns to Texas Senate Trail After 10-Day Absence

Talarico blamed the absence on the flu after reappearing at a music festival; apparently ten days away can now be monetized.

Tropical Storm Rachel nears San Diego as heatwave breaks

JJ Watt led tributes to the former player and coach, with the NFL community sharing memories of Ditka's influence on the sport across multiple generations.

Six of eight lavatories out, flight lands at JFK: what we know

Six of the aircraft's eight lavatories stopped working, leaving only two for passengers; the New York Post gives no cause for the failures.

Comedians revolt against SiriusXM over royalty cuts

The Raw Dog rebrand eliminated 66 percent of comedians from the roster, cutting off royalty payments that working stand-ups rely on between live gigs; very quiet commutes ahead.

Ex-trooper challenging Omar blasts Minnesota Democrats on gang…

Nagel, running against Omar, says Minnesota Democrats are soft on crime as Somali gang violence escalates, though specific data on the violence isn't available.

Hundreds of thousands without power after Isaias landfall

The hurricane struck Florida's Gulf Coast near Destin on Friday night, leaving hundreds of thousands of residents without electricity; at least one wellness strategist disagreed with conventional infrastructure…

What to know about 7-OH, the 'gas station opioid' kratom extracts

The DEA announced plans earlier this year for a temporary ban on kratom extracts sold at gas stations as a legal opioid alternative, though details remain sparse.

Worker dies in water main break near Long Island mall

The worker, fifty-six, was trapped underwater when the pipe failed on Friday morning; the Post frames it as a warning about ageing infrastructure near busy commercial areas.

The McDonald's Menu Item Anthony Bourdain Hated With A Passion

Bourdain, who sampled cuisine from street stalls to fermented shark worldwide, drew the line at one specific McDonald's item he publicly despised.

Isaias downgraded; Lebanon flight ban lifted after 41 years

The Gulf Coast braces for extreme wind and flooding even as the storm weakens from hurricane to post-tropical cyclone status.

'Ozempic babies' are real, doctors explain GLP-1 fertility

Doctors say GLP-1 weight-loss drugs may alter fertility in some women, prompting medical guidance to discuss the effects with healthcare providers beforehand.

Tyreek Hill changes testimony in divorce battery trial

Hill told a Miami-Dade court he verbally abused Lakeeta Vaccaro but never pushed her; the battery allegation remains contested at trial.

Indian capital locked down ahead of Cockroach movement protests

The Cockroach movement is protesting against India's election chief, prompting Modi's government to impose the capital lockdown.

Pentagon plans livestreamed firing squad execution at Fort Hood

Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009, would be the first person publicly executed in the U.S. since the 1930s.

Byron Donalds says he is not a 'yes man' to Trump

The Florida congressman made the statement to Politico, offering no evidence to support his claim of independence from the former president.

Princeton Lauds the Nobel Winner It Denied Tenure

Princeton congratulated the Nobel laureate after previously denying the researcher tenure at the university.

Maine Senate race polls show a fair amount of disagreement

The New York Times says surveys of the closely watched Maine Senate contest are pointing in different directions; voters get the real answer at the ballot box.

DC workers protest plan to bring Waymo robotaxis to city streets

Protesters gathered as D.C. council members weighed legislation that would let Waymo's driverless cars operate on city streets; the vote's outcome was not stated.

NI debut 'something I thought had passed' - Elmore

Kess Elmore made his Northern Ireland debut in a 4-0 loss to Portugal, an opportunity he had previously thought would never come.

'Horrendous' airport drop-off charges prompt call for investigation

U.K. airports are charging fees for vehicle drop-offs at departures, with some calling the charges horrendous and prompting calls for investigation.

A Vague, Redacted Execution Protocol in Tennessee Draws Scrutiny

Tennessee's execution protocol remains largely redacted and vague, raising legal and ethical concerns ahead of scheduled executions; officials haven't clarified what changed.

Fort Hood survivors respond to livestream of Hasan execution

Survivor Alonzo Lunsford, shot multiple times in the 2009 attack, plans to attend the execution in person and wants to make eye contact with Nidal Hasan.

Fact-Checking Senate Ads in Iowa, New Hampshire and North Carolina

The New York Times assessed three Senate campaign ads from Iowa, New Hampshire and North Carolina that all focused on the cost of living.

Real estate video tip sells a house in 23 seconds

The video strategy shows the home alongside nearby amenities like coffee shops, packaging both property and neighborhood as a single sales pitch in under half a minute.

7 Coffins Found Near North Dakota Governor's Residence

The coffins are believed to have been left behind when a cemetery at the site was relocated during Bismarck's settlement in the 1870s; unclear what happens to them next.

On Recording, Paxton Says Cornyn 'Wants Me to Lose'

Paxton made the accusation on a recording, which Cornyn's campaign has not yet publicly responded to or addressed directly.

Bloomington police: Somali American gang members come from families…

Bloomington police say the young gang members come from financially stable families, yet investigators say they cannot explain what drives their violence.

Large waves pummel Southern California coast, flooding homes

Storm waves are flooding homes along the Southern California coast, with emergency crews responding; the ocean did not request permits.

EXCLUSIVE: CNY Central's Matt Mulcahy interviews President Trump

The Syracuse-based CNY Central secured the sit-down interview with the sitting president—a significant booking for a local television station.

Montenegro Arrests Head of Russian Propaganda Project Rybar

Montenegrin police detained the man behind Rybar, a widely followed Russian military channel; the reports offer no charges yet, only the arrest.

Ozempic Prescription May Come With a Bonus: Slower Aging

Researchers found the diabetes drug may slow biological aging, though scientists are still determining what that mechanism is and whether benefits apply broadly.

WWE SmackDown Spoiler Lineup for October 9, 2026 Revealed

Ringside News obtained the full match card and backstage notes for the October 9 episode before the show airs next week.

Letitia James Debate Book Answer Gets a Second Look

New York's attorney general named a book about January sixth and Donald Trump when asked what she last read, while her challenger named a toddler's book; the question was simple.

Zack Polanski vows to stay as Green leader after by-election defeat

The Green Party leader faced criticism from within his party following the electoral loss but announced he would not step down from his position.

Second defendant in Cornell fraternity case seeks New York AG’s…

The defendant joins another in asking the state's top lawyer to leave the prosecution; a request, not a ruling.

Guardians and White Sox meet in decisive ALDS Game 5

The Guardians finished first in the AL Central at 85-77, while the White Sox came second at 84-78; one team's postseason ends today.

Trump says he'd approve livestreamed execution; bipartisan pushback

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plan would livestream a military firing squad execution next month, drawing rare opposition from both parties; the Pentagon has not yet answered critics.

Kyle Busch's son closes celebration of life with a burnout

More than 10,000 fans gathered Friday at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the NASCAR community tribute; the young driver's tire smoke farewell spoke volumes.

Takoma Park festivalgoers split on what socialism means

A Gallup poll shows 43% of Americans view socialism positively, though Takoma Park festivalgoers hesitated when asked about surrendering personal property.

Kennedy stumps for Rogers in Michigan, praises his 'excellence'

Kennedy campaigned for Rogers the day after Rogers faced Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in a Senate debate in Michigan.

Massachusetts suspect waives extradition after Vermont arrest

The 22-year-old was arrested in Vermont hours after his mother was found shot dead in her kitchen; he now awaits transfer to Massachusetts.

Edison football ends Tracy's perfect start with upset in TCAL opener

Edison shut down a previously unbeaten Tracy team ranked among California's top 65 in Friday's TCAL opener; one perfect season ended in a single night.

LA Kings Recall Forward Jared Wright from Ontario Reign

Wright moves from Ontario Reign, the Kings' minor-league affiliate roughly one freeway away, with no clarity on whether he'll play tonight.

Saudi-led coalition says it is carrying out operation in Yemen

The coalition announced a wide-ranging operation targeting Yemen's Houthis, but provided no casualty figures, timeline, or operational details.

Delhi deploys thousands of security personnel for 'cockroach' protest

The BBC says Delhi is bracing for an anticipated protest by the so-called cockroach movement, with authorities signaling high tensions; crowd numbers remain unclear.

Prosecutors oppose Luigi Mangione's push for dismissal of state…

Mangione pleaded guilty to federal charges in the December 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare executive Brian Thompson; prosecutors argue New York law allows the state case to proceed despite double jeopardy concerns.

Off-duty ICE agent shot after alleged attack in Fresno

The agent was found sleeping on a woman's front lawn before the alleged confrontation occurred early Friday morning in a residential Fresno neighborhood.

More sprouting seeds linked to outbreak recalled; FDA still won't…

Multiple sprouting seed suppliers tied to illness are being recalled, though federal regulators have declined to publicly identify where they came from.

Khanna calls for a truth and accountability commission

The California Democrat appeared on MSNBC's All In Friday proposing the commission to hold Trump, his family, and Cabinet officials accountable; no details offered on membership or whether it would materialize.

Dear Abby: widower in love with first cousin asks if he can marry her

The widower is still only considering asking her out, not yet pursuing a relationship; Dear Abby's advice on first-cousin romance remains unrevealed.

Ohio State vs Maryland: the Jeremiah Smith show rolls on

Jeremiah Smith's dominant play continues to be the focus as Ohio State faces Maryland; apparently Maryland's defensive strategy remains theoretical.

Weight lifting study: strength training's heart benefits

Research from The New York Times shows strength training provides cardiovascular benefits beyond muscle building, challenging the assumption that cardio requires treadmills.

Isaias power outages top 420,000 in Florida Panhandle

Florida's Lieutenant Governor says the storm made landfall over the Panhandle, with outages continuing from Friday night into Saturday morning; the lights are not back yet.

Pentagon execution livestream draws GOP criticism

GOP Senator Thom Tillis compared the Pentagon's proposed execution livestream to practices in Iran and Afghanistan, calling it a spectacle rather than transparency.

Zacharia press secretary pick: six outlets, one name

Katie Zacharia is currently a communications adviser at Trump Media and Technology Group, and outlets disagree whether she was offered, picked or named; the verbs are doing overtime.

D.C. judge bars DOJ from gathering states' voter lists

The DOJ sought to access state voter lists to identify noncitizens, but a federal judge blocked the effort; democracy's paperwork remains confidential.

Asbestos mystery keeps Mount Batten Beach fenced off

Residents and campaigners have demanded answers since the fencing went up in July; so far the beach is keeping its secrets.

Lawsuit says infant suffered kidney failure after recalled cheese

A lawsuit alleges an infant developed kidney failure after consuming the recalled cheese product, though ABC10 is the sole outlet reporting this claim.

Gatorade Recall: A Politician Takes Credit, Blames Dye

The FDA announced the recall over safety concerns, though the specific reasons remain unclear from available reports.

No Bull With Hank: The Recall Roundup Rant

ConsumerAffairs rounded up the latest consumer product safety recalls for October ninth, so owners can check what is sitting in their homes; the toaster is nervous.

US immigration officials defend ICE agents who shot man in car with…

Oscar Belgal, 28, survived the shooting and is now being held at a detention facility outside New York, according to officials.

Hurricane Isaias Makes Landfall in Florida

The Guardian reports severe effects from the hurricane are expected to spread across multiple states beyond Florida's initial impact.

Recall effort: People Newspapers reports a notice of intent to…

The notice is a preliminary step toward gathering signatures; the actual recall petition has not yet been circulated against the Dallas council member.

Walmart's luxury beauty deals pitched as better than Prime Day

Walmart is offering discounts on luxury skin and hair care products alongside its traditional home and tech deals, positioning itself as a rival to Prime Day promotions.

Viral Pokemon Lineup Trend Hits Steelers; Kambal Hayma Clip Spreads

The Steelers' Pokemon lineup video came before a Russian-language trending clip about someone named Sam, according to timeline analysis—suggesting either a coordinated rollout or remarkable timing.

Rangers goalie Igor Shesterkin helped off ice after leg injury

Shesterkin jammed his right leg against the post during a net-mouth scramble in the second period; New York's backup now gets his growth opportunity.

Havana syndrome mystery refuses to die, per the Guardian

Dozens of CIA officers have reported debilitating symptoms over the past decade, and whether it's an energy weapon, mass hysteria or a cover-up remains unresolved; nobody is sure yet.

DOJ memo lets Blanche, other appointees join political campaigns

The memo permits the attorney general and other senior political appointees to participate in campaign activities, raising ethics concerns.

Aroostook County bakery puts small town on the food map

Mainebiz profiled the bakery in its Friday Food Insider column, which focuses on food businesses making regional impacts in Maine.

Bill Maher Says Democrats Haven't 'Renounced Their Crazy'

Maher warned the far left could misread midterm wins as backing communism, according to Fox News reporting on his comments about 2028 election prospects.

Louisville beats FSU 44-20; Norvell calls it 'extremely poor'

Florida State led 14-0 before Louisville scored 44 unanswered points, prompting coach Mike Norvell to accept responsibility for the blowout loss.

US green card crackdown clouds Indian tech workers' dream

US immigration policies targeting green card holders are creating uncertainty for Indian tech workers seeking permanent residency, according to CNA reporting from Asia.

No Bull with Hank: The Red Carpet Date Night

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon appeared together on a red carpet, a rare public outing for the couple, with de Ramon wearing a sheer lace gown that drew media attention.

Multiple dead, including 2 children, in Pennsylvania home shooting

A pregnant woman was among those killed in the Friday night shooting at a Pennsylvania home, which authorities believe was a murder-suicide.

Utah-Kansas kickoff moved up due to Tropical Storm Rachel

The Big 12 moved Saturday's Utah-Kansas game in Salt Lake City to an earlier kickoff time to avoid the storm's impact on the matchup.

Nigeria offers fuel discount in 'pre-election sweetener'

The government cut fuel prices ahead of upcoming elections, with critics viewing the move as a political tactic to gain voter favor before ballots are cast.

Screen Gems: YouTube Exec Fede Goldenberg to Run Genre Label

Goldenberg previously worked at YouTube before taking charge of the studio's horror and thriller division—a rare move bringing streaming expertise to traditional studio genre filmmaking.

Report: Emhoff Prefers Harris Skip 2028 Presidential Run

The Wall Street Journal cited sources saying Emhoff privately expressed the preference, though Harris has not publicly stated her own intentions for 2028.

Block Island Council Meets Interstate in Annual Get-Together

Block Island's Town Council meets annually with Interstate, though the reporting does not specify what decisions, if any, were reached at the gathering.

Kansas Senate Race: Times Profiles Democrat Adam Hamilton

Democrats are spending five million dollars backing Hamilton, who would be Kansas's first Democratic Senate winner in nearly a century if victorious.

ICC President Vows to Keep Working Despite New U.S. Sanctions

ICC President Tomoko Akane said Friday the court will continue its investigations involving the United States and Israel despite the new sanctions; the court insists it is fine.

7.7-Magnitude Panama Earthquake Sets Off Aftershocks

The 7.7-magnitude quake was centered in Panama's southern region and triggered multiple aftershocks across the area.

Trump backs NY ally; Rangers and Huskies lose stars

The former president is backing a candidate in a competitive New York race, while a fresh poll shows a narrow lead in the twenty-first district; politics never sleeps.