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Business World

A cruise ship sold as a forever home left 203 residents in Cambodia as Iran war fuel costs hit up to $8,000 a cabin

On November 4, 2026, the Villa Vie Odyssey sailed from Sihanoukville, Cambodia, without its 203 residents after its lender took possession of the ship. Villa Vie Residences said fuel costs had risen to $6,000–$8,000 per cabin each month following the Iran war.

Crime Los Angeles

Man Arrested After Being Found at LeBron James’ Los Angeles Home

Police arrested a man on a stalking allegation after security spotted him at LeBron James’ Los Angeles property around 9 p.m. on November 6. The man allegedly told officers he believed he was James’ son.

Politics U.S.

DeSantis Denies Contacting Advisers About 2028 Bid

On November 6, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis denied claims that he had begun contacting political consultants about a 2028 presidential campaign, accusing The Washington Post of inventing the story.

Politics World

Paraguay’s Ousted President Questioned in Ueno Bank Probe

Santiago Peña was taken for questioning in Asunción on November 7, a day after Congress removed him over the collapse of Ueno Bank.

Crime Albuquerque

Two Arrested After Alleged Plot at University of New Mexico TPUSA Event

On November 2, two men were taken into custody during a Turning Point USA gathering at the University of New Mexico over an alleged plan to throw objects into the crowd.

Crime Charleston

Father Charged After Leaving Daughter in Target Line

John-Michael Dooley was arrested in Charleston, South Carolina, on November 6 after police said he left his 6-year-old daughter resting near a Target while he saved his spot in the queue for a Pokémon card launch.

Crime Brooklyn

Brooklyn Man Charged in Katie Suarez’s Fatal Stabbing

On November 7, Sayed Mohassib faced a charge of murder in the second degree in the killing of Katie Suarez, who was attacked while jogging in Brooklyn on October 30.

Business World

Former Passenger Hopes to Buy Failed Cruise Ship

On November 6, retired Montana car dealer Whitney Olson said she hopes to buy the Villa Vie Odyssey and revive its voyage after about 200 passengers were left stranded in Cambodia when the cruise ended.

Business U.S.

Many Americans Plan Holiday Cuts to Afford Christmas

On November 7, 2026, surveys found many Americans plan to cut spending on necessities and other costs to manage holiday expenses. Some also expect to use credit cards or buy now, pay later services for seasonal purchases.

Entertainment U.S.

Godzilla Minus Zero Leads North American Box Office

On November 7, Godzilla Minus Zero led North American theaters after earning $14.5 million Friday, while The Cat in the Hat opened in second place with $6 million.

Crime Willis

Two Men Die in Willis Shooting Involving a Woman’s Boyfriend and Ex

Two men died in a shooting at a home on Pleasure Lake Drive in Willis, Texas, on November 6. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said the woman involved was not injured.

Politics U.S.

Trump Says He Could Stop Insulting Democrats to Reach Deals

In a 60 Minutes interview preview released before the full program airs on November 8, President Donald Trump said he could refrain from insulting Democrats to reach agreements with the new Congress.