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Society U.S.

Troops Face Severe Barracks Conditions as Pentagon Task Force Tours Bases

Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer says U.S. troops face problems including no hot water, mold and overheated barracks. He has visited more than eight military installations and plans to tour 30 by the end of 2026.

First: Fox News · 1 more source
War and conflict World

CENTCOM Forms Task Force to Restrict Iran’s Land Routes

On November 7, U.S. Central Command announced Task Force Iron Gate, a Tampa-based team intended to help block weapons, sanctioned materials and other goods moving across Iran’s land borders and the Caspian Sea.

PJ Media · first by Townhall
Politics Washington

Judge plans ethics inquiry into golf course case

On November 7, a federal judge in Washington said she plans to appoint former U.S. Attorney Jessie Liu to investigate whether government lawyers or officials misled the court in a lawsuit over East Potomac Golf Course.

First: Raw Story · 3 more sources
Sports U.S.

Coin Flip Sends Two Oklahoma Teams to Football Playoffs

On November 6, Liberty and Central Sallisaw advanced to Oklahoma’s high school football playoffs after a three-way tie was settled by a coin toss in a Seminole restaurant parking lot. Gore was eliminated.

First: Sports Illustrated · 2 more sources
Business U.S.

In-N-Out Says It Will Keep Growing in California

On November 7, In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder said the chain would remain in California and continue opening stores there, despite speculation tied to her move to Tennessee.

First: CBS Los Angeles · 1 more source
Crime Miami

Man hospitalized after Gladeview shooting

A man was hospitalized in stable condition after a shooting near Northwest 24th Avenue and 63rd Street in Miami-Dade’s Gladeview neighborhood late Friday, November 6.

First: WSVN 7News · 1 more source
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.

First: Daily Mail US · 1 more source
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.

First: Fox News · 1 more source
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.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 2 more sources
Sports Denver

Broncos Check on Trey McBride as Trade Deadline Nears

On November 7, the Denver Broncos explored whether Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride could be acquired, but Arizona has no intention of trading him.

First: Sports Illustrated · 1 more source
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.

First: Fox News · 1 more source
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.

First: AZFamily · 2 more sources