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Politics U.S.

Litman Urges Congress to Impeach Attorney General Todd Blanche

On November 9, former federal prosecutor Harry Litman urged incoming House Democrats to prioritize impeaching Attorney General Todd Blanche over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Litman argued Blanche used federal prosecutions to target President Donald Trump’s political opponents.

Business U.S.

Nvidia Faces Uncertainty Amid Probe Into CEO’s Alleged Affair

On November 10, 2026, Nvidia faced an uncertain future as its CEO, Jensen Huang, acknowledged an affair with a person described as an alleged Chinese spy, amid a probe.

Crime Detroit

Woman Killed, Man Injured in Detroit East Side Shooting

A shooting on Detroit’s east side on November 10 left a woman in her 20s dead and a man in his 40s hurt.

Crime New Orleans

Passenger Arrested After Bomb Claim on Newark-New Orleans Flight

A 34-year-old man was arrested after allegedly claiming he had a bomb on a United Airlines service traveling from Newark to New Orleans on November 9. The plane touched down without incident at the New Orleans airport named for Louis Armstrong.

Accidents Deer Park

Deer Park Orders Shelter-in-Place After Lubrizol Incident

Deer Park officials issued a shelter-in-place order on November 10 after a Level 3 incident at the Lubrizol facility. Residents were told to stay indoors and limit outside air exposure.

Crime Bronx

Judge Orders NYC to Turn Over Shelter Resident Information to ICE

On November 10, 2026, a federal judge ordered New York City’s Mamdani administration to provide ICE with information about residents of a Bronx migrant shelter who have certain serious criminal histories.

Culture Telluride

Amanda Seyfried Says Reprising Elizabeth Holmes Role Was Scary

On November 10, Amanda Seyfried said she felt relieved and excited after her secret role in the documentary You Can See Everything was revealed. She reprises Elizabeth Holmes in reenactments for the film, which follows Holmes before and after she enters prison.

Crime Southern District of Florida

Trump’s Defamation Case Against BBC Can Proceed

On November 10, a federal judge in Florida allowed President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the BBC over an edited speech to proceed, while dismissing his separate claim under state trade practices law.

Politics U.S.

Kelly Calls for Hegseth’s Removal Amid Impeachment Articles

On November 10, Sen. Mark Kelly said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth should be removed and criticized his handling of the war in Iran during a CNN interview.

Accidents Cannon Beach

Girl Rescued After Sneaker Wave Sweeps Her Into Oregon Surf

A girl was swept into the surf at Cannon Beach, Oregon, during the weekend before November 10 and pulled to safety by her father, video shows.

Crime U.S.

Former California Insurance Judge Sues Over Rate Hike Reviews

Kristin Rosi, California’s former chief administrative law judge for the Insurance Department, sued Commissioner Ricardo Lara and other officials in Alameda County in September, alleging retaliation after she challenged how insurance rate increases were approved.

Crime Houston

Woman Discovered in Northeast Houston Drainage Ditch

A woman was discovered deceased in a drainage ditch on Wyte Lane in northeast Houston on November 10. Houston police homicide detectives are investigating.