Pope Leo Returns to Peru, the Country Where He Lived for Two Decades
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Peru, the country that became his second homeland, on a South America trip less than a month after he was treated for lung cancer.
Strike Hits Nasser Hospital in Gaza; Casualty Tolls Vary
A strike on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza killed at least five or six people and injured at least a dozen, according to differing tallies from health and rescue officials.
Spain's First General Strike in 14 Years Brings Clashes and Housing Protests
Millions joined a 24-hour nationwide strike over housing costs in Spain, with clashes in several cities, weeks before an election.
Nvidia Board Weighs Whether to Oust CEO Jensen Huang Amid Stock Drop
Nvidia's board met to consider removing Jensen Huang as CEO after he acknowledged a relationship with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy. Shares fell sharply.
Brooklyn Building Collapse Leaves Two Dead, Search Continues
A three-storey building collapse in Brooklyn has killed at least two people and injured dozens, with rescuers still searching the rubble and an investigation underway.
Nvidia Board Meets as Scrutiny Mounts Over CEO Jensen Huang's Future
Nvidia's board met to discuss the future of CEO Jensen Huang amid reports about his personal relationships, and shares fell after hours, outlets report.
Famed Liner SS United States Heads to the Florida Seabed as an Artificial Reef
The historic ocean liner SS United States will be sunk off Florida's Gulf Coast to form what is described as the world's largest artificial reef, after preservation efforts failed.
Brooklyn Building Collapse Leaves Two Dead and Rescue Underway
A three-story building in Flatbush collapsed beside a construction site, killing at least two and trapping others as firefighters dig through the rubble.
Democrat Scott Colom Wins Mississippi Senate Seat in Close Race
Democrat Scott Colom has defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, a result that surprised many after more than a week of vote counting.
Guard Rebukes Hegseth and Aides at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
A sentinel at Arlington's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier rebuked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his group for laughing during a Veterans Day visit.
Jonathan Ross Says He Was Unaware of Walliams and Brand Conduct
Jonathan Ross says he is horrified by revelations about David Walliams and Russell Brand, and that he did not know about their conduct.
Trump's BBC defamation suit moves forward in Florida court
A federal judge in Florida has let Donald Trump's $10bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC proceed, while dismissing a separate claim under Florida law.
Car Strikes Pedestrians at North Hollywood Corner, Three Dead
An S.U.V. jumped a curb near a North Hollywood Metro station during Tuesday rush hour, killing at least three pedestrians and critically injuring others.
Infant found alive after reported burial in South Carolina woods
An 11-month-old boy missing in South Carolina was found alive after being believed buried for about 24 hours, police said.
Sanders Says Schumer Should Not Lead Senate Democrats Again
Bernie Sanders says he will not back Chuck Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, joining colleagues who want new leadership after the midterm sweep.
Kennedy relatives ask court to halt Trump's planned arch near Arlington
Nine Kennedy family members want to join a lawsuit seeking to stop a 250-foot memorial arch that they say would overshadow relatives' graves.
Eight Articles of Impeachment Filed Against Defense Secretary Hegseth
Articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth focus on his role in controversial episodes of the Trump administration, and he has publicly defended his record.
House Republicans Shelve Effort to Impeach Hegseth
The House rejected an impeachment push against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans closing ranks days after a difficult midterm election.
Thomas Markle jailed after allegedly cutting off ankle monitor, prosecutors say
Federal prosecutors say Thomas Markle cut off his ankle monitor while awaiting a hearing on child sexual abuse material allegations, and he was then arrested.
House Republicans pick Jim Jordan as minority leader after midterm losses
House Republicans chose Jim Jordan, a strong Trump ally, to lead their conference in the next Congress after sweeping losses in the midterm elections.