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Education U.S.

DOJ Challenges Penn State’s In-State Tuition Policy

The Justice Department filed suit against Penn State and its trustees on November 5, challenging lower tuition rates available to some students in the country illegally who meet Pennsylvania residency criteria. The university said it was reviewing the complaint.

First: PJ Media · 5 more sources
Crime U.S.

U.S. Warns of Cyber Threat to Industrial Refrigeration

On November 5, five U.S. federal agencies warned businesses that internet-connected and unpatched commercial refrigeration systems face cyber threats, after attacks disrupted units in Europe and raised concerns about military and medical facilities.

First: TechCrunch · 1 more source
Crime Camp Verde

Camp Verde Owner Arrested After Horses Die in Floodwaters

On November 5, authorities said a Camp Verde horse owner had been arrested on animal cruelty charges after flooding on November 1 left three horses dead and four presumed dead.

First: AZFamily · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

CENTCOM Debuts Podcast as Questions Grow Over War Briefings

U.S. Central Command launched a podcast on November 5, offering a look at its personnel while giving little attention to the Iran war. The debut came amid questions about the lack of recent briefings and speculation over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s future.

First: The Daily Beast · 1 more source
Accidents Buckeye

Man Seriously Injured in Buckeye Excavation-Site Rescue

Firefighters rescued a seriously injured man from a trench at a construction site in Buckeye, Arizona, on November 5. He was taken to a hospital.

First: ABC15 Arizona · 1 more source
Politics World

Netanyahu’s Election Claims Deepen Israel’s Political Crisis

On November 5, Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies were challenging Israel’s October 27 election results, which gave the opposition a majority, while a dispute over investigations into alleged interference intensified in Jerusalem.

First: CNN · 1 more source
Health World

Study Finds Many Babies Labeled Peanut-Allergic Tolerate Peanut

A study published on November 5 found that about 35% of 800 infants diagnosed with peanut allergy had no reaction during supervised food challenges in Australia.

First: CBS News · 1 more source
Crime Dallas

Dallas Police Arrest Suspect in Deep Ellum Shooting

Dallas police arrested David Yancy, 31, on November 4 in connection with a Deep Ellum shooting that injured seven people during Halloween weekend violence.

First: Dallas Observer · 1 more source
Politics Washington

Melania Trump Praises Russian Official at White House Meeting

On November 5, 2026, Melania Trump convened Russian and Ukrainian delegates at the White House after a ceasefire to evacuate civilians from Oleshky expired. She praised Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova, whom Ukraine has accused of helping deport children.

First: Raw Story · 1 more source
Business U.S.

LIV Golf to Wind Down After Investor Talks Collapse

LIV Golf said on November 5 that it would liquidate its assets after failing to agree on a restructuring deal with BC Partners Credit in U.S. bankruptcy proceedings in New Jersey.

First: Variety · 1 more source
Entertainment Hollywood

Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos Receive Walk of Fame Stars

On November 5, ABC morning show hosts Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos received stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood.

First: ABC7 New York · 5 more sources
Business Royal Oak

Mr. Puffs Opens Its First U.S. Shop in Royal Oak

Canadian dessert chain Mr. Puffs opened its first U.S. location in Royal Oak, Michigan, on November 5, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

First: WXYZ Detroit · 1 more source