Thomas Markle Returned to Federal Custody After Removing Ankle Monitor

France Blames Iran for Cyberattacks on 700 Supermarket Refrigeration Systems

French authorities say hackers linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard remotely raised refrigeration temperatures, causing millions of euros in food losses and at least 15 fires. Paris has summoned Iran's ambassador and is seeking European sanctions.

Egypt Train Collision Kills Seven and Injures 125 Near Cairo

Two passenger trains collided in Giza province on November 8, leaving dozens hospitalized and prompting an investigation into how both trains ended up on the same track.

USWNT Falls 2-0 to Spain as Early Goals and Missed Penalty Prove Costly

The United States women's national soccer team suffers a disappointing defeat to the reigning World Cup champions in Washington, D.C., exposing defensive weaknesses and missed scoring opportunities ahead of the 2027 Women's World Cup.

England Rugby League World Cup Squad Announced With Lewis In and Connor Out

Brian McDermott has named his 23-player England squad for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup with Mikey Lewis preferred to Jake Connor and several new faces selected.

Kieron Bowie Seizes Scotland Chance After World Cup Snub

Kieron Bowie scored his first Scotland goal against North Macedonia as the striker looks to establish himself under new head coach Sébastien Pocognoli.

AI Could Transform Legal Work as Attorney Alex Spiro Predicts Faster Cases and More Trials

The prominent trial lawyer says artificial intelligence could reduce lengthy litigation and speed up settlements, while new research shows mounting pressure on law firms to modernize.

Google, Meta and TikTok Sue California Over New Social Media Law for Minors

The three technology companies are challenging a law that restricts addictive social media features for children under 16, arguing that it violates free speech protections and federal law.

Huawei Begins Defense in U.S. Criminal Trial Over Fraud and Trade Secret Theft

The Chinese telecommunications giant is defending itself in a federal trial in Brooklyn after prosecutors accused it of stealing American technology, misleading banks and concealing business dealings involving Iran.

UK Police Re-Arrest Two Men Suspected of Assisting Iranian Intelligence Near RAF Fairford

British counterterrorism investigators say Iranian state involvement is highly likely in the September security incident near a U.S.-used airbase, although Tehran denies the allegations and no charges have been filed.

Jaguars Acquire Jordan Davis From Eagles in Major NFL Trade Deadline Deal

Jacksonville sends Philadelphia a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second-round pick for the Super Bowl-winning defensive tackle. The Jaguars also acquire Jessie Bates III and Davon Godchaux in a major defensive overhaul.

NFL Reinstates Brandon Aiyuk as 49ers Face November 23 Roster Deadline

San Francisco must decide whether to release, trade or retain the former All-Pro receiver after his reinstatement. A reported $13 million bonus dispute adds another obstacle to his return.

Engineered Immune Cells Show Promising Results Against Advanced Melanoma

An experimental treatment shrank tumors in two-thirds of a small group of patients whose melanoma had resisted earlier immunotherapy, offering a possible new approach to advanced skin cancer.

Gut Bacteria May Link Everyday Habits to 15 Chronic Diseases, Major Study Finds

New research involving nearly 10,000 people identifies two opposing patterns of gut bacteria associated with diet, exercise, inflammation and chronic disease.

Scott Wiener Pushes for Stronger Federal AI Regulation After Congressional Victory

The California state senator, newly elected to Nancy Pelosi's former House seat, wants tougher oversight of advanced AI systems. A new research report suggesting AI is accelerating its own development has increased his concerns about the pace of regulation.

NASA Launches $1 Million Moon Base Challenge for Students

The new competition invites high school and college teams across the United States to develop practical solutions for a permanent lunar base, with registration open through January 25, 2027.

James Gunn and Peter Safran to Leave DC Studios Leadership as Skydance Names Replacement

Former Marvel executive Jeremy Latcham will take control of DC Studios on December 1, 2026. Gunn and Safran will continue working on DC films, including Man of Tomorrow, but the future direction of their superhero universe is uncertain.

Dave Chappelle Faces Backlash After Joke About Charlie Kirk’s Death

Chappelle drew criticism after a leaked clip from his Madison Square Garden stand-up show appeared to show him saying he felt better since Kirk was assassinated.