Sunday, November 1, 2026

Thousands of demonstrators sparked clashes with police, looting and riots spread from Frankfurt to Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne.

Rallies in Iowa and Kansas revive a campaign that tackles cost‑of‑living worries, while the former president’s controversial remarks keep the media on edge.

Even after a devastating fire that sparked calls for resignation, residents are set to re‑elect Karen Bass, while the city grapples with affordability and a rising socialist challenge.

Conservative voices argue the state's universal preschool program threatens Catholic families and revives anti‑Catholic statutes.

Hundreds of police deployed as thousands gather in New Delhi, warning that a voter roll revision could erase 130 million voters.

A federal judge ruled that the president's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal falls short of actual malice, highlighting the press's constitutional shield.

The President’s recent remarks and actions raise questions about US sovereignty and the cost of endless conflict.

Jessie James Decker’s video of a passenger’s foot on an armrest ignites debate and draws hundreds of reactions, highlighting concerns about personal space and public behavior.

While millions of Americans enjoy an extra hour of sleep, Congress' effort to make the change permanent has hit a wall.

The Birmingham Police Department responded to a gunfire incident after the Magic City Classic, recovering multiple firearms and reporting a critical injury.

A 28‑year‑old woman was attacked on Shore Parkway Friday night; the investigation continues with no suspect identified.