The Baltimore Ravens have no plans to trade running back Derrick Henry before the NFL deadline on November 10, while the New York Giants have asked about backup Justice Hill, on November 7.
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.On November 7, Judge Ana Reyes said she plans to appoint former U.S. Attorney Jessie Liu to investigate whether government officials and lawyers misled the court about Trump’s East Potomac Golf Course renovation.On November 7, Judge Ana Reyes announced plans to appoint Jessie Liu to investigate government conduct in the lawsuit over the Trump administration’s East Potomac Golf Course renovation.
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.
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.
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.Dakota Meyer says U.S. troops are living without hot water, air conditioning and mold-free rooms as he tours military installations. The conditions highlight a longstanding failure to protect service members’ basic living standards.Dakota Meyer is touring U.S. military installations to identify and fix barracks problems, including a lack of hot water and air conditioning. He says Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth expects action, not another study.
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.
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.
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.On November 6, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis denied claims he had contacted consultants about a 2028 presidential bid, as Republicans reckoned with sweeping midterm losses.On November 6, Ron DeSantis dismissed claims he was lining up advisers for a 2028 campaign, while pointing to Republican election losses beyond Florida.
Santiago Peña was taken for questioning in Asunción on November 7, a day after Congress removed him over the collapse of Ueno Bank.Congress removed Santiago Peña on November 6 over his links to Ueno Bank’s collapse; prosecutors questioned him in Asunción on November 7.Paraguay’s Congress removed Santiago Peña on November 6, and prosecutors questioned him on November 7 over the Ueno Bank collapse he denies responsibility for.
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.Two men were taken into custody on November 2 following an alleged plan to throw objects at a gathering hosted by Turning Point USA at the University of New Mexico.Two men were taken into custody on November 2 at a University of New Mexico gathering organized by Turning Point USA after allegedly planning to throw objects at attendees.
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.
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.
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