Sier John Lewis
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Nithya Raman Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race Against Karen Bass
Nithya Raman defeats Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral race, becoming the city's first South Asian mayor with a focus on housing and reform.
Harmeet Dhillon Resigns as Head of Justice Department's Civil Rights Division
Harmeet Dhillon resigns from the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division after 18 months, marking a significant shift in enforcement priorities.
California Governor Newsom Commutes All 548 Death Sentences
Governor Gavin Newsom commutes all death sentences in California to life without parole, reflecting a shift in state values on capital punishment.
Claudia Schiffer Stars in Chloé’s Festive 2026 Campaign, Photographed by David Sims
Claudia Schiffer fronts Chloé’s Festive 2026 campaign, photographed by David Sims and built around a cinematic, mysterious after-dark holiday mood.
Sabrina Carpenter’s “Bev and a Boy That’s Fruity” Line Comes From “Go Go Juice”
The phrase in the Halloween headline echoes a lyric from Carpenter’s song “Go Go Juice,” released on her 2025 album Man’s Best Friend.
Lucy Hale and Ian Harding Reunite in The Twelve Dates of Christmas
Lucy Hale and Ian Harding reunite in a rom-com; its November 6 release listing does not confirm a Hulu premiere.
Woman Charged with Arson After Five Cass County Mobile Homes Are Destroyed in Fire
Carrie Gifford faces arson charges after investigators say she set a fire that spread through five homes at Edwardsburg park.
US Army Practices Digging Temporary Battlefield Graves
The Army tested mass temporary interment procedures in North Carolina, focusing on respectful handling, preservation, and eventual identification of remains.
‘Dixie’ Map That Divided the U.S. into North and South Fetches Nearly $1 Million at Auction
The 1768 Mason-Dixon survey sold for $950,000 after a bidding contest, after it became associated with slavery and sectional division.
Brazil’s Voting Extension Affected a Small Number of Ballots; Lula Won by Nearly 4.4 Million
Reports say few ballots were cast after Brazil extended voting, while Lula’s nearly 4.4-million-vote margin dwarfed the disputed number.
UN Inquiry Says Israel Continued Genocide in Gaza After Truce
A UN commission says Israel continued genocidal acts in Gaza after the ceasefire and committed war crimes in the occupied West Bank.
Manhunt Under Way in Tennessee After Convicted Murderer Escapes Prison
Jacob Allen Morley, serving a life sentence, escaped a Tennessee prison Sunday night; authorities urge residents not to approach him.
President Lee Says South Korea Can Retake Wartime Command of Combined US Forces
President Lee Jae Myung says South Korea is capable of regaining wartime operational control, urging an early return from Washington.
Trump Says Russia’s Actions in Ukraine Are “Fine”
Trump said Russia “has been fine on Ukraine,” despite ongoing attacks, and criticized Zelenskyy as he discussed a possible summit with Putin.
Starvation Cult Leader Found Guilty of Murdering 190 Children and One Adult in Kenya
A Kenyan court convicted preacher Paul Mackenzie and 28 associates of murdering 190 children and one adult in the Shakahola cult.
British Man Fined €3,000 for Causing Two-Year-Old Son’s Death in Cyprus
Joshua Foster received a €3,000 fine in Cyprus after pleading guilty over his two-year-old son’s fatal fall from hotel window.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico Joins Vučić’s Electoral Campaign
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico joined Aleksandar Vučić’s campaign in Serbia, reiterating support for Serbia’s territorial integrity over Kosovo’s independence.
Army Chief Says Politicians to Start ‘Frank Conversation’ With Public to Prepare for War
Army chief General Sir Roly Walker says UK leaders will soon ask citizens to accept sacrifices and help prepare defences.
Drone Attack Shuts One Main Unit at Russia’s Ryazan Refinery, Reuters Reports
A drone attack shut one of Ryazan refinery’s main processing units, while three others remain operational, Reuters reported, citing industry sources.
Amazon Deforestation in Brazil Falls to Lowest Level Since 1988
Brazil cleared 3,335 square kilometers of Amazon forest in year to July, the lowest total since monitoring began in 1988.
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