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Politics Houston

Houston Orders Limits on ICE Cooperation

Houston Mayor John Whitmire signed an order limiting city cooperation with federal immigration authorities on November 6, after Democrats gained control in Texas.

ClickOnDetroit WDIV · first by The Philadelphia Inquirer · 6 more sources
Entertainment U.S.

The End of Oak Street Arrives on HBO Max November 13

David Robert Mitchell’s dinosaur adventure The End of Oak Street will begin streaming worldwide on HBO Max on November 13, with an HBO broadcast scheduled for the following day.

First: Variety · 1 more source
Environment U.S.

Puerto Rico gets $280,000 for emergency resilience hubs

New York officials and two organizations announced a $280,000 partnership in Puerto Rico on November 6 to strengthen 10 community-run emergency hubs amid power and water problems.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 6 more sources
Sports Thousand Oaks

Westlake Parents Investigate Alleged Football Recruiting Violations

Parents of Westlake High School football players in Thousand Oaks, California, say they hired a private investigator to examine alleged recruiting violations. They sent a letter to the school on October 28 and plan to ask CIF Southern Section to investigate.

First: New York Post · 1 more source
Crime Moss Landing

Three Detained in Moss Landing Beach Shooting Investigation

Three people were detained on November 5 after investigators searched a Greenfield home in connection with a November 2 shooting at Moss Landing State Beach that killed two Salinas boys, ages 13 and 15, and injured two others.

First: ABC7 San Francisco · 1 more source
Politics World

Zelenskyy Seeks Concrete Security Guarantees as Ukraine Peace Talks Near

On November 6, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for specific Western security commitments after Brussels talks, ahead of planned Ukraine-Russia-U.S. discussions in Abu Dhabi next week.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 5 more sources
Crime Bronx

Police Seek Man Accused of Trying to Take Bronx Girl

An 11-year-old girl was unharmed after a man allegedly grabbed her wrist in an attempted abduction in Mott Haven, the Bronx, around 5 p.m. on November 3. Police released suspect photos on November 6 and asked for the public’s help.

First: ABC7 New York · 1 more source
Entertainment U.S.

Constantino’s Victory Speech Draws Daily Show Mockery

New York congressman-elect Anthony Constantino drew criticism from Daily Show host Jordan Klepper over his profanity-filled victory speech, delivered before supporters and a young girl, on November 5.

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

Three Senior Justice Department Officials Resign After Midterms

National Security Division chief John Eisenberg resigned on November 6, two days after Democrats won control of Congress. His departure follows resignations by two other senior Justice Department officials.

First: Raw Story · 2 more sources
Accidents Palm Beach County

Co-Pilot’s Father Seeks Answers After Fatal Florida Learjet Crash

Allan Filgueiras, father of co-pilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras, is seeking answers after a Learjet crashed near Greenacres, Florida, on November 1, killing all nine aboard. A lawsuit was filed on his behalf as federal investigators continue examining the crash.

First: Local 10 Miami · 4 more sources
Entertainment U.S.

Prime Video Sets November Premiere for Melania Docuseries

Prime Video released a trailer on November 6 for a two-part Melania Trump docuseries, set to premiere worldwide on November 20. The series draws on footage from the days after Donald Trump’s second inauguration.

First: The Hollywood Reporter · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

Veterans Seek Impeachment of Defense Secretary Hegseth

Veterans groups and former senior military officers are calling for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to be impeached, citing his handling of military families and other decisions. Their campaign comes as a House impeachment vote is expected next week.

First: MSNBC · 1 more source