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Musk’s AI Company Offers Mississippi Homeowners Buyouts if They’ll Waive Lawsuit Rights

Deadly Train Collision in Spain Kills at Least 64 as Emergency Crews Respond

Federal Judge Rules Trump-Appointed Los Angeles Prosecutor Is Serving Unlawfully

Trump’s Approval Stands at 32% as New Poll Shows Democrats Leading Ahead of Midterms

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A residential neighborhood with industrial infrastructure visible in the distance illustrates concerns surrounding Elon Musk's AI expansion and proposed homeowner buyouts in Southaven, Mississippi.

Musk’s AI Company Offers Mississippi Homeowners Buyouts if They’ll Waive Lawsuit Rights

An aerial view shows damaged passenger trains and emergency vehicles following the October 28, 2026, collision near Urda, Spain.

Deadly Train Collision in Spain Kills at Least 64 as Emergency Crews Respond

A judge prepares to strike the gavel in a U.S. courtroom.

Federal Judge Rules Trump-Appointed Los Angeles Prosecutor Is Serving Unlawfully

Voters cast their ballots at a U.S. polling station. A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds President Trump's approval rating at 32% as the November 2026 midterm elections approach.

Trump’s Approval Stands at 32% as New Poll Shows Democrats Leading Ahead of Midterms

President Donald Trump speaks with members of the media on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One.

Six Americans Sue Trump Administration, Claiming White House Press Restrictions Violate Public Rights

Tallahassee Police officials provide an update on the shooting near Florida A&M University during a live news conference Monday morning, October 26, 2026.

BREAKING: Six Children Among 12 Injured in Shooting Outside Florida A&M Homecoming Celebration

Vehicles navigate a flooded roadway surrounded by trees and storm debris in a depiction of the dangerous conditions affecting communities across the Southwestern United States.

Severe Flooding Across Four Southwestern States Forces Evacuations as Rivers Rise

An empty infusion treatment center highlights advances in cancer care as a newly approved immunotherapy offers some rectal cancer patients the possibility of avoiding surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation.

New FDA-Approved Cancer Treatment Could Spare Some Patients Surgery and Chemotherapy

A commercial truck driver refuels at a diesel station as rising fuel prices increase transportation costs across the United States.

U.S. Diesel Prices Reach $6.28 a Gallon, Squeezing American Wallets

Gas prices are rising across the U.S., with national averages climbing sharply in just weeks as global oil markets react to Middle East tensions.

Gas Prices Remain Above $4 as Midterm Elections Put Cost of Living in Focus

Rep. Ilhan Omar speaks with reporters. Federal agents searched her Washington, D.C., residence on October 12, 2026, as part of an ongoing investigation.

Ilhan Omar Plans to Leave Washington Home After Federal Search Raises Safety Fears

Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas faces federal charges involving an alleged marijuana distribution and money-laundering operation.

Virginia Senate Leader Louise Lucas Indicted in Federal Marijuana and Money-Laundering Case

An Instacart grocery delivery bag. The company has agreed to a $5 million federal settlement resolving allegations of discriminatory hiring practices.

Instacart Agrees to $5 Million Settlement Over Hiring Discrimination Claims

Abdul El-Sayed speaks with voters during his campaign for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat.

Father of Man Who Heckled Abdul El-Sayed Owns Firm That Received $250,000 to Oppose Candidate

An older adult receives a routine vaccination during a doctor’s visit.

Medicare Plans Are Changing for 2027, Leaving Some Seniors Facing Higher Costs and Fewer Benefits

Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, where a shooting on October 15, 2026, left three children and a teacher dead.

Teen Gunman Kills Three Children and Teacher at Oregon Elementary School

President Donald Trump, pictured during an evening appearance, has set the U.S. refugee admissions ceiling at 17,500 for fiscal year 2027, with priority given to white South Africans.

Trump Limits 2027 Refugee Admissions to 17,500, Giving Priority to White South Africans

A packed concert arena illustrates the enormous demand for live-event tickets as federal regulators pursue a major ticket broker accused of circumventing purchasing limits.

Ticket Broker Accused of Buying 18.5 Million Tickets and Making $120 Million in Profits

The restored South facade of the White House and its newly renovated South Lawn entrance, shown in a photograph shared by President Donald Trump.

White House Exterior Gets A Makeover as Major Construction Projects Continue

The Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, where a man died following a fall from the ride on October 12, 2026.

Six Flags Shuts Down Roller Coasters Across North America Following Fatal Georgia Accident

President Trump deep in thought at desk.

Federal Judge Blocks $20 Million Taxpayer-Funded Trump Advertising Campaign

Powerful waves crash against a coastal shoreline as hurricane-force winds threaten communities along the northern Gulf Coast ahead of Hurricane Isaias.

Hurricane Isaias Strengthens to 110 MPH as Gulf Coast Braces for Landfall

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro faces new federal torture-conspiracy charges filed by the U.S. Justice Department.

U.S. Files New Torture Charges Against Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and Wife

A couple watches television at home as Skydance’s newly expanded entertainment portfolio brings some of America’s biggest movie, television, news and streaming brands under one company.

Skydance Now Owns Warner, HBO, CNN, CBS, Paramount, and a Huge Piece of Hollywood

Rough surf and strengthening winds signal deteriorating coastal conditions as Tropical Storm Isaias develops over the Gulf and threatens portions of the northern Gulf Coast.

Tropical Storm Isaias Forms, Could Become First Atlantic Hurricane of 2026

A flooded California neighborhood illustrates the heightened risk of heavy rain and flooding as a potentially historic El Niño develops for the 2026–27 winter.

California Braces for Potentially Historic El Niño as Winter Flood Risk Grows

Wanying “Heather” Zhang is escorted by FBI agents following her arrest at Los Angeles International Airport on Oct. 4, 2026. Federal authorities accuse her of acting as an unregistered agent of China.

California Woman Arrested, Accused of Spying on Taiwan President’s Son for China

U.S. Coast Guard crews search the Atlantic Ocean off Nantucket for six people aboard a medical transport jet after wreckage from the aircraft was found in the area. The Coast Guard suspended the search Sunday after 66 hours.

Coast Guard Ends Search for Six After Medical Jet Crashes Off Nantucket

A depiction of the police response following a deadly block-party shooting in Vienna, Georgia, that left two people dead and 35 others injured.

Two Killed, 35 Injured in Shooting at Georgia Block Party

An unusually warm night makes sleep uncomfortable as September 2026 sets a new U.S. temperature record, with overnight heat standing out during the month.

The U.S. Just Had Its Warmest September on Record — And the Nights Were Even More Extreme

Christa Pike is shown in a Tennessee Department of Correction booking photo. Tennessee halted executions after Pike survived an attempted lethal injection on Sept. 30, 2026.

Tennessee Halts Executions After Woman Survives Two Doses of Lethal Injection Drug

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating OpenAI, Anthropic and other artificial intelligence organizations as regulators examine potential consumer risks from increasingly powerful AI agents.

FTC Investigates OpenAI and Anthropic Over Risks from AI Agents

Heavy rain and flooding threaten parts of the central United States as tropical moisture brings repeated rounds of storms across the region. (Photo: Readovia)

Flood Threat Spreads Across Central U.S. as Tropical Rains Soak the Region

A family walks along a wooded trail as the federal government launches a new effort to reduce disease-carrying mosquitoes and ticks, beginning with a large-scale campaign in Washington, D.C.

New Federal Plan Aims to Cut Mosquitoes 90% and Ticks 50%

Voters wait to enter a polling location on Election Day.

NSA and Military Cyber Forces Will Help Protect U.S. Election Systems During Midterms

U.S. Marines conduct maritime operations at sea.

Eight U.S. Marines Were Injured in Iranian Attack the Pentagon Did Not Disclose

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping shake hands as the United States and China move forward with an agreement covering tariff reductions on about $60 billion in traded goods.

U.S. and China Agree to Cut Tariffs on $30 Billion in Goods

Strong winds and coastal flooding batter an East Coast neighborhood as a powerful nor’easter brings dangerous conditions from the Mid-Atlantic to New England.

UPDATED: Powerful Nor’easter Takes Aim at East Coast With Flooding, Heavy Rain and Damaging Winds

Powerful winds and heavy rain batter a Hawaiian neighborhood as Hurricane Nolo approaches the Big Island.

Hurricane Nolo Strengthens Near Hawaii as Forecasters Warn of Catastrophic Flooding

A patient checks in at a medical office as the federal government moves to cancel hundreds of thousands of unauthorized ACA Marketplace enrollments.

The Government Has Canceled 315,000 Health Insurance Enrollments — Some of the People May Not Even Exist

Traveler checks flight delays and cancellations at a busy airport.

FAA Communications Failure Disrupted 7,000 Flights — Exposing Another Weak Point in America’s Air Traffic System

President Donald Trump speaks with members of the media on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One.

Major TV Networks Halt Trump Pool Coverage — as White House Launches ‘Trump TV’

Bullet holes are visible in the vehicle driven by Wilber Rafael Garces Perez after he was shot and wounded by an ICE agent during an immigration operation in Austin, Texas.

ICE Agent Shoots DoorDash Driver in Austin as Questions Grow Over What Happened

A Volkswagen vehicle interior highlights the steering system as the automaker recalls more than 208,000 U.S. vehicles over a steering rack mounting bolt that could fail.

Volkswagen Recalls More Than 208,000 Vehicles Over Risk of Losing Steering Control

emi-trucks travel along a U.S. highway as record diesel prices squeeze owner-operators and fuel talk of a possible nationwide trucking shutdown.

Truckers Cut Loads as Diesel Hits Record $6.31 and Shutdown Talk Spreads

A family gathers for dinner as new Census Bureau data show U.S. median household income reached a record high in 2025 while the official poverty rate fell to its lowest level on record.

U.S. Poverty Falls to Record Low as Household Income Hits Record High

Judge makes ruling in courtroom.

Supreme Court Blocks New Mail-Ballot Restrictions Ahead of Midterm Elections

Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney speaks during a press conference announcing developments in the investigation into the death of Tasia Fortune, who was found hanging from a tree in Jackson, Mississippi.

Man Arrested in Killing of Mississippi Woman Found Hanging From Tree — Police Say More Arrests Are Coming

A UPS delivery truck travels along a roadway. Longtime UPS employee Paul Roberts was killed while working at a Missouri facility just 13 days before his planned retirement.

UPS Worker Killed on the Job Just 13 Days Before Retirement After 44-Year Career