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Politics U.S.

California Restricts Minors’ Purchases of Certain Supplements

On November 9, 2026, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law restricting sales of certain supplements to people under 18. The measure takes effect January 1, 2027, and requires age verification for covered purchases.

First: PJ Media · 1 more source
Crime Washington

Jennings Seeks Dismissal of Piker’s $72.5 Million Defamation Suit

On November 10, conservative commentator Scott Jennings asked a federal court in Washington to dismiss Hasan Piker’s $72.5 million defamation lawsuit over Jennings’ remarks about a video of Piker discussing lynching.

Deadline · first by The Daily Wire
Business San Francisco

SFMade Opens Permanent Store for Bay Area Makers in Union Square

SFMade opened a permanent store at 373 Geary St. in San Francisco’s Union Square on November 10, featuring products from 105 local makers and artists.

First: SFist · 1 more source
Crime West Goshen Township

Former West Goshen Officer Charged After Domestic Incident

Michael Meredith, 57, was charged with strangulation and DUI after a domestic incident at his West Goshen Township home on November 8. His preliminary hearing is set for November 20.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 1 more source
Crime Macomb Township

Dakota High Threat Deemed Not Credible, Schools Take Precautions

A warning concerning Dakota High School in Macomb Township, Michigan, prompted a school hold and security measures at nearby schools on November 10. Officials said investigators found the threat was not credible.

First: ClickOnDetroit WDIV · 1 more source
Crime U.S.

House Panel Urges DOJ to Revisit Epstein Investigation

On November 10, the House Oversight Committee’s final report urged federal officials to take another look at elements of the Jeffrey Epstein inquiry. The Justice Department said the recommendations had already been addressed and the case remains open.

First: The Washington Examiner · 1 more source
Crime Rehoboth

Rehoboth Man Gets Life Sentence for Pregnant Girlfriend’s Killing

Gregory Groom, 23, was sentenced on November 10 to life in prison for killing Kylee Monteiro, 18, whose body was buried on his Rehoboth property. He will be eligible for parole after 25 years on the murder sentence.

First: The Boston Globe · 1 more source
Politics Arlington

Kennedy Family Seeks to Block Trump’s Arlington Arch

Nine Kennedy family members joined a legal challenge in Washington on November 10, arguing that President Donald Trump’s planned 250-foot arch would harm relatives’ gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery.

First: Newsweek · 2 more sources
Accidents Long Beach

Off-Duty Deputy Dies in Long Beach Motorcycle Crash

Los Angeles County sheriff’s Deputy Martin Maciel died in a motorcycle crash near Pacific Coast Highway and East 2nd Street in Long Beach over the weekend.

First: CBS Los Angeles · 1 more source
Business U.S.

Gas Falls Below $4 as Inflation Outpaces Expectations

On November 10, U.S. gasoline averaged $3.98 a gallon, while consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, more than expected. Higher housing and grocery costs continued to squeeze households.

First: LAist · 1 more source
Politics Washington

Trump Weighs Ben Ferguson for White House Press Secretary

On November 10, President Donald Trump was considering conservative commentators Ben Ferguson and Scott Jennings for the vacant White House press secretary post, with Ferguson described as a leading contender.

First: Fox News · 2 more sources
Business U.S.

Kalshi Faces Possible CFTC Charges Over Contract Notifications

On November 10, 2026, Kalshi said it is addressing a CFTC inquiry into whether it properly notified the regulator about contracts in development. The investigation could lead to federal charges.

First: New York Post · 1 more source