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Society Philadelphia

Philadelphia Boycott Ride Draws Hundreds of Counterprotesters

A bicycle boycott targeting six businesses identified by organizers as Jewish-owned began in Philadelphia’s Center City on November 8, 2026, drawing hundreds of counterprotesters and a large police presence.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 10 more sources
Business U.S.

Nearly One in Four Americans With Credit Are Behind on Debt

On November 10, 2026, an Urban Institute analysis found that about 24% of Americans with credit records had collection debt, with a typical balance of $2,913. The analysis also found higher rates in communities of color and among student-loan borrowers.

First: Business Insider · 1 more source
Politics Los Angeles

Raman Pledges Cooperation With Los Angeles Council

Mayor-elect Nithya Raman addressed the Los Angeles City Council on November 10, thanking colleagues and promising to work with them when she takes office on December 14.

First: ABC7 Los Angeles · 1 more source
Crime Leesburg

Middleburg Man Charged After Fatal Leesburg E-Bike Crash

A 38-year-old e-bike rider died after a collision with a pickup truck in Leesburg, Virginia, shortly after midnight on November 10. The pickup’s driver, 32-year-old Clayton Templeton of Middleburg, faces DUI-related charges.

First: FOX 5 DC · 1 more source
Labor U.S.

Boeing Plans 2,500 Commercial-Aircraft Job Cuts

Boeing plans to reduce staffing at its commercial airplanes division by about 5%, or roughly 2,500 jobs, after production increases fell behind schedule. The company announced the cuts on November 9, with employee notifications set to begin in December.

First: Business Insider · 1 more source
Politics Calaveras County

Deceased Candidate Leads Calaveras County Supervisor Race

Bruce Giudici, who died in August, leads Clyde Clapp in the Calaveras County, California, District 5 supervisor race as of November 10, 2026. Hundreds of ballots remain to be processed or cured.

First: The Daily Caller · 1 more source
Sports Seattle

Vikings Bring Back Cousins as Raiders Hand Mendoza the Job

On November 10, the Minnesota Vikings acquired quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders for a 2027 third-round pick. The Raiders are turning to rookie Fernando Mendoza, who is expected to start against Seattle.

First: Sports Illustrated · 3 more sources
Entertainment U.S.

Jennifer Aniston Says Sandra Bullock’s Hair Gives Her Envy

Jennifer Aniston said in an Elle interview published on November 9 that she envies Sandra Bullock’s thick hair and praised Bullock’s support for her LolaVie hair-care brand.

First: New York Post · 1 more source
Crime Del Rio

14 Indicted in Texas Train Smuggling Deaths

A federal grand jury in Texas indicted 14 people in connection with an alleged migrant-smuggling operation after seven migrants, including a 14-year-old, died inside a sealed freight container in May.

First: FOX 26 Houston · 2 more sources
Politics U.S.

Texas Democrats Press to Expand Maternal Death Reviews

On November 10, Texas advocates welcomed the incoming Democratic leadership’s prospects for changing how the state reviews maternal deaths, including those related to its abortion ban. They are also seeking the release of a delayed state report and more attention to Black maternal health.

First: KPRC 2 Click2Houston · 1 more source
Crime U.S.

Thomas Markle Cut Off Ankle Monitor After Arrest

Thomas Markle, Meghan’s estranged father, cut off his electronic ankle monitor in Florida after an arrest tied to suspected child sexual abuse material found in California storage units. Authorities said he was in custody on November 10, 2026, awaiting a federal court hearing.

WTOP · first by The Philadelphia Inquirer · 7 more sources
Entertainment Hollywood

Amanda Seyfried Says Divorce Should Be Treated as a Normal Transition

On November 9, actress Amanda Seyfried shared an Instagram Story urging people to treat divorce as a normal life transition, alongside a photo of herself embracing her estranged husband, Thomas Sadoski.

First: The Daily Wire · 1 more source