Walt Z, a Red Baron delivery worker whose response to a phone-payment prank went viral, paused his GoFundMe on November 5 after it raised nearly $800,000. He thanked supporters and asked them to consider helping other people in need.
Noah Stein, 35, of Oakland was arrested in Berkeley on October 30 after police investigated allegations that he secretly filmed women and teenage girls near UC Berkeley.
Anthropic’s AI capabilities for defined tasks improved about twice as quickly as a year earlier, an independent group said on November 5, as the company prepares to go public.An independent assessment found Anthropic’s AI capabilities for defined tasks improving about twice as quickly as a year earlier, on November 5, as CEO Dario Amodei has called for the industry to slow down.An outside group found Anthropic’s AI capabilities for defined tasks advancing about twice as quickly as a year earlier, on November 5, while the company prepares to go public.
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On November 5, 2026, HBO said The Gilded Age’s fourth-season premiere drew nearly 4 million viewers across platforms in its first three days, the series’ biggest premiere audience to date.
On November 4, MLW owner Court Bauer described a year of growth for the wrestling promotion, including media agreements and new talent. MLW’s Saturday Night SuperFight is scheduled for Cicero Stadium in Chicago this weekend.
Phoenix voters on November 4 saw no outright winner in two City Council races, sending the District 2 and District 4 contests toward March 9 runoffs.Phoenix voters on November 4 sent two City Council contests to runoffs, including a District 4 race led by progressive candidate Ed Hermes.Phoenix voters on November 4 sent two City Council races to runoffs, with conservative-aligned candidates competing in District 2 and housing disputes central in District 4.
After Democrats won majorities in Congress in Tuesday’s midterm elections, President Donald Trump and Democratic leaders offered mixed signals about working together, as commentators disagreed over whether cooperation or executive action should guide the next two years.With Democrats in control of Congress after Tuesday’s midterms, Trump and Democratic leaders have signaled some willingness to cooperate. They should pursue practical agreements on affordability, immigration and energy.After Democrats took control of Congress in Tuesday’s midterms, Trump signaled openness to cooperation. But he should use presidential authority rather than trust a Democratic majority that critics expect to target his administration.
Drexel University in Philadelphia has temporarily paused undergraduate student organization events involving alcohol or new-member induction as it investigates sexual misconduct and hazing allegations involving two fraternities. The university announced the action on November 4, 2026.
Philo added Bravo to its live TV lineup on November 5, bringing the reality network to subscribers of its low-cost streaming service. NBCUniversal and Philo also agreed to add a selection of NBCUniversal free ad-supported channels.
Michael Goodman was sentenced on November 5 to 40 years in prison for killing Serabi Medina, 9, outside her Portage Park home in Chicago in 2023. He pleaded guilty last month.
Democrat Jessica Killin defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Crank in Colorado’s 5th Congressional District, winning the seat on November 5. Her victory makes her the first Democrat elected to the district since it began in 1972.Jessica Killin defeated Republican Jeff Crank in Colorado’s 5th District on November 5, becoming its first Democratic representative since 1972. The result gives Democrats a seat in a district that has shifted left amid suburban growth and redistricting.Republican incumbent Jeff Crank lost Colorado’s 5th Congressional District to Democrat Jessica Killin on November 5. Redistricting and suburban growth had shifted the district left in recent years, ending its record of electing Republicans.
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