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Politics U.S.

Amtrak Gun Policy Draws Union Opposition

The Transport Workers Union criticized Amtrak’s planned policy allowing passengers to carry firearms in locked cases on trains, set to begin in January 2027 across the United States.

First: The Guardian US · 1 more source
Politics World

Eisenkot’s Arab Party Alliance Could Unseat Netanyahu

On November 5, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot joined forces with two Arab party leaders in Israel, creating a bloc with 67 of parliament’s 120 seats and a potential path to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

First: WXYZ Detroit · 2 more sources
Entertainment World

Hilary Duff Recalls Food Prank Against Friend’s Ex

Hilary Duff said she and a friend dumped a mixture of canned wieners and tuna on a man’s front lawn after he mistreated her friend. She recalled the prank in an interview published November 5.

First: New York Post · 1 more source
Politics World

Arab Party Group Backs Eisenkot to Form Israel’s Next Government

Israel’s largest Arab party grouping backed Gadi Eisenkot on November 5, 2026, urging President Isaac Herzog to let him try to form a government that could exclude Benjamin Netanyahu.

First: The Washington Examiner · 1 more source
Accidents Chandler

Chandler Police Seek Witnesses in Fatal Halloween Crash

Cajuan Harris, 27, died after being struck by at least one vehicle near Gilbert Road and Amanda Boulevard in Chandler on October 31. Police are seeking information about drivers who may have left the scene.

First: FOX 10 Phoenix · 1 more source
Science and tech

Blue Origin Delays New Glenn’s Return to January 2027

Blue Origin now plans to launch its New Glenn rocket in January 2027, after a May explosion damaged its launchpad in Florida and slowed repairs.

First: The Verge · 1 more source
Crime Tiptonville

Escaped Tennessee Inmate Captured After Multi-State Manhunt

Jacob Morley, serving a life sentence for murder, escaped a Tennessee prison on October 25 and was arrested near Norborne, Missouri, on November 3. Investigators say he stole vehicles and firearms and left an apology note at an Illinois farm.

First: Daily Mail US · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

Mansour Wins Arizona Treasurer Race for Democrats

Democrat Nick Mansour defeated Republican Elijah Norton in Arizona’s treasurer race, becoming the state’s first Democratic treasurer since the 1960s. The race was called on November 5.

First: KJZZ · 2 more sources
Science and tech

Sony Brings Back Walkman-Era Headphones With USB-C

Sony has revived its lightweight MDR-3 headphones, first released alongside the Walkman in 1979. The wired MDR-3R models were announced on November 5, with standard and Stranger Things editions available now.

First: Engadget · 1 more source
Health U.S.

Newborn Vitamin K Refusals Rise as Bleeding Risks Increase

On November 5, 2026, findings from two U.S. studies showed more newborns were going without vitamin K shots and bleeding linked to deficiency had increased.

First: ABC7 Los Angeles · 5 more sources
Politics World

Paraguay Opens Criminal Probes Into Peña and Ueno Bank Collapse

On November 5, Paraguay’s chief prosecutor ordered three criminal investigations into Ueno Bank’s collapse, with claims also touching President Santiago Peña and additional officials. Congress was debating whether to accept Peña’s resignation or continue impeachment proceedings.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 1 more source
Media U.S.

Shari Rosenblum Leaves Disney Television Studios

On November 5, 2026, longtime publicity executive Shari Rosenblum exited Disney’s 20th Television and 20th Television Animation after accepting a voluntary early retirement offer.

First: Variety · 2 more sources