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NTSB: Engine Detached From UPS Jet - At Least 12 Dead

NTSB review shows the left engine detached from a UPS MD‑11 during the takeoff roll in Louisville before the aircraft crashed and exploded killing at least 12 people investigators recovered black boxes and opened a criminal and safety probe

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10% - FAA will cut flight capacity at 40 major US airports if the government shutdown continues

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"There Is No Problem Too Large for Government to Solve" — Zohran Mamdani

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UPS Plane Crash: Black Box Recovered as Death Toll Rises

A UPS cargo jet crashed during takeoff in Louisville after an engine reportedly detached. Federal investigators recovered the flight recorder and are probing why the engine separated midroll as the death toll rose and local operations were disrupted.

DOT Orders Airspace Reductions as Shutdown Deepens

The federal government will reduce flight operations at major airports as the prolonged shutdown strains air traffic control staffing. Officials have ordered a 10 percent capacity cut at 40 high volume airports to maintain safety.

Supreme Court Skeptical of Trump's Tariff Power

The Supreme Court pressed the administration hard over unilateral tariff authority, signaling a likely limit on the president's sweeping trade powers. Legal experts warn a ruling could upend major elements of the tariff program.

Zohran Mamdani Wins New York with Bold Vision

Zohran Mamdani clinched a historic New York City mayoral victory with a populist platform. He immediately began assembling his team and fundraising as business leaders and residents react to a dramatic political shift.

Trump Attacks Mamdani's Victory Speech as 'Dangerous'

Mamdani's win triggered immediate backlash from Republicans and city officials, prompting harsh presidential comments and the resignation of top municipal leaders. The post‑election turmoil signals a contentious start for the new mayor.

Democrats Claim Big Election Night Win Nationwide

Democrats swept a series of off‑year races, signaling renewed momentum and reshaping the political fight over the ongoing government shutdown. The results have emboldened the party and complicated negotiations in Washington.

Trump Plan Cuts SNAP Benefits for Millions This Month

Federal policy moves will cut food aid just as families face increased cost pressures. SNAP reductions and delayed assistance programs are creating urgent hardship ahead of winter and holiday seasons.

Russia Advances on Pokrovsk in Intensifying Assault

Frontline fighting in eastern Ukraine intensified as Russian forces pressed toward Pokrovsk. Reports highlight new tactics by Moscow forces and concerns that Russia is nearing its most significant gains since 2023.

Jordan and Aid Agencies Say Gaza Truckloads Blocked by Israel

Aid into Gaza remains a major humanitarian shortfall while exchanges over hostages and remains continue. Governments and agencies warn current deliveries are far below what is needed for civilians.

Typhoon Kalmaegi Kills Over 100 in Philippines

Typhoon Kalmaegi left widespread devastation in the central Philippines and is now moving toward Vietnam. Authorities declared a state of calamity as the confirmed death toll climbed into the triple digits and rescue operations continue.

Maersk Raises Outlook as Global Trade Proves Resilient

Global shipping and logistics faced immediate disruptions after the Louisville cargo plane crash, while major carriers report resilient trade conditions. Supply chains face short term delays as investigations continue.

Federal Judge Imposes Restraining Order on Broadview ICE Facility

A federal judge ordered immediate reforms at a Chicago area ICE facility after lawsuits and testimony highlighted squalid conditions. The court mandated changes and oversight as the facility faces new legal scrutiny.

Video Shows ICE Drag Pre‑K Teacher From Chicago Day Care

Immigration enforcement actions at childcare centers and reports of agents removing a toddler during a raid have sparked outrage and legal scrutiny. Videos from multiple cities have intensified the political debate over enforcement tactics.

DOJ Tells GOP That Epstein Files Contain Troubling Material

The Justice Department and federal judges are at the center of several high‑profile legal battles. New revelations and court rebukes are fueling partisan scrutiny and raising questions about prosecutorial conduct.

US Firms Announce 153,074 Job Cuts in October as AI Reshapes Work

AI is reshaping the labor market and infrastructure. October saw a spike in job cuts tied to automation while investment in data centers and corporate AI strategies drives broader economic change.

Nvidia Chief Says China Is on Track to Win the AI Race

China's role in the AI race and control of chip access is rising as companies and governments recalibrate strategy. Beijing's export controls and corporate investments complicate global tech competition.

US Military Buildup Off Venezuela Echoes 1989 Panama Model

Washington is debating options on Venezuela while broader Middle East and Central Asian diplomacy intensifies. Reports indicate possible force posture changes and high level summits aimed at countering rival influence.

FDA Warns 18 Websites Over Fake Botox and Injectables

Regulators issued urgent public health warnings about counterfeit cosmetic injectables while a deadly listeria outbreak tied to frozen pasta spread across states, prompting recalls and consumer alerts.

Mother Accused of Sex With Teen and Bearing His Child

Shocking criminal cases made headlines from the US to Europe as courts handed down verdicts and arrests. Cases include alleged abuse, serial killings in care settings, and other violent crimes drawing public outrage.

Sudanese PM Urges RSF Be Labeled a Terror Group

Sudan's conflict worsened with calls to label paramilitary forces as terrorists, satellite evidence of mass burials, and famine declarations as violence displaces civilians across Darfur and beyond.

World Leaders Gather for COP30 Climate Talks in Brazil

COP30 in Brazil opened amid disagreements over climate financing and priorities. World leaders convene as research ties recent storm intensity to global warming and calls mount for faster action and aid access.

Household Debt Hits Record High as Borrowing Soars

Economic indicators show household strain as debt climbs and central banks weigh policy. Markets and households face pressure from higher borrowing, while policymakers prepare fiscal and monetary decisions ahead of budgets.

US Sanctions North Korean Bankers Over Money Laundering

The US sanctioned North Korean financial actors and Pyongyang responded with fierce rhetoric. Pyongyang also held state ceremonies as tensions over sanctions and cybercrime accusations escalate.

Apple Slams EU Over Competition Rules Citing Safety Risks

Big Tech and competition fights continued with Apple challenging EU rules while major deals and partnerships reshape the AI landscape, including strategic investments and product integrations across giants.