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UPS plane crashes in Kentucky fireball - seven dead + US carrier strike group heads to Caribbean amid tensions + Supreme Court weighs Trump's tariff power in high-stakes caseMamdani Takes City Hall: Socialist Wins New York
Zohran Mamdani, a 34 year old democratic socialist, won the New York City mayoral election in a historic upset becoming the city's first Muslim mayor and pledging sweeping progressive reforms that immediately reshaped national political debate
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36 days - Length of the US government shutdown now the longest in history
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"YOU WILL RUE THE DAY" — Donald Trump
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Mamdani Elected Mayor: Socialist Clinches New York
Zohran Mamdani wins the New York City mayoral race in a historic upset, marking the city’s first Muslim and one of the youngest mayors. Coverage focuses on the victory, immediate vows to govern broadly, and initial policy promises.
Mamdani Tells Trump to Turn the Volume Up
Immediate fallout from Mamdani's victory includes a combative victory speech aimed at President Trump, the mayor elect's continued embrace of progressive policies, and national reactions from political rivals and Trump himself.
Sherrill Wins New Jersey Governor Race
Democrats scored major wins across multiple contests with state and local victories and a high-profile ballot measure in California that reshapes congressional maps ahead of 2026. The results signal momentum for the party nationally.
Jay Jones Wins Virginia AG Race Despite Scandal
Virginia attorney general race produced a controversial Democratic victor whose leaked violent text messages stirred debate. Coverage examines the win, the scandal, and responses from both parties.
Shutdown Breaks Record: 36 Days and Counting
The U.S. federal government shutdown passed the previous record and is disrupting services nationwide. Reports focus on the new milestone, the human and logistical fallout, and mounting political pressure to reach a deal.
Trump Says SNAP Won't Be Funded Until Government Reopens
A running crisis over food aid funding emerged as the White House issued mixed messages about SNAP during the shutdown. Coverage tracks administration statements, legal orders, and the impact on beneficiaries.
UPS Cargo Jet Crashes on Takeoff Near Louisville
A UPS cargo jet crashed on takeoff near Louisville, igniting a massive fireball with multiple casualties and injuries. Coverage includes on-scene footage, official updates, and the airport shutdown.
Israel Receives Remains of Last US Hostage from Gaza
Israel confirmed receipt of remains of a US-Israeli hostage killed on October 7 as the Gaza conflict continues with ongoing air attacks and operations. Reports cover the return, identification, and the broader military actions.
Top RSF Commander Estimates Thousands Killed in El Fasher
Reports detail atrocities and mass killings in Sudan's el-Fasher as paramilitary forces seize control. Eyewitness accounts, survivor escapes, and analysis of possible mass graves raise alarm over civilian losses and humanitarian needs.
Typhoon Kalmaegi Death Toll Climbs to 66
Typhoon Kalmaegi battered the central Philippines, leaving scores dead and widespread flooding. Coverage tracks rising death tolls, missing persons, and the strain on local rescue efforts.
China Spy Ship Circles Japan as Ally Holds Drills
China deployed a spy ship around Japan's main islands while allied drills were underway and Chinese astronauts delayed return after suspected debris damage. The stories heighten regional security and space safety concerns.
Supreme Court Hears Case on Legality of Trump's Tariffs
The Supreme Court prepared to hear a major challenge to the president's tariff powers, a case with far reaching consequences for trade policy and executive authority. Coverage previews oral arguments and legal stakes.
Stocks Tumble as AI Valuation Fears Grip Markets
Markets wobbled as investors questioned sky high AI valuations and tech heavyweights slid. Asian AI linked stocks fell and bitcoin dipped below key levels as risk aversion rose across global markets.
Tesla Asks Shareholders to OK 1 Trillion Dollar Pay Deal for Musk
Tesla's board proposed an unprecedented $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk that faces investor scrutiny and outright rejections from major stakeholders. The battle could reshape executive pay debates.
Google and Epic Settle Antitrust Suit With Android Overhaul
Google and Epic Games reached a settlement that would change Android and app store rules globally, affecting fees and alternative stores. The deal redraws the app economy's future if courts approve the terms.
OpenAI Launches Sora on Android in Global Rollout
AI and consumer tools continue rapid rollout with OpenAI launching Sora on Android while Microsoft deploys its new MAI image model. The developments expand generative AI into mobile and creative workflows.
US Targets North Korean Hackers and Money Launderers
The US imposed sanctions on North Korean actors accused of laundering cybercrime proceeds and the Treasury targeted banks tied to Pyongyang's nuclear financing. The moves aim to choke funding for weapons programs.
EU Disburses 2 Billion Dollars in Financial Stability Aid to Ukraine
Europe and allies stepped up military and financial support for Ukraine while Kyiv reported strikes on Russian units at sea. The coverage captures aid disbursements and battlefield developments.
IBM to Cut Thousands as AI Reshapes Workforce
Major tech firms announced cost cuts and restructuring as AI shifts labour demand. IBM said it will cut thousands as other chip and server makers reported mixed results and guidance warnings.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney Dies at 84
Former vice president Dick Cheney died this week, prompting assessments of his legacy from the Iraq War to expanded executive power. Coverage includes obituary and analysis pieces.
IAEA Says Iran Must Seriously Improve Nuclear Cooperation
The IAEA pressed Iran to improve nuclear cooperation while Tehran released two French nationals after years in detention. The items reflect international pressure and diplomatic movements around Iran.
Denmark Rushes to Close Security Loophole in Chinese Buses
European security incidents raised concern from Denmark to Belgium and Germany with revelations of remote access to Chinese electric buses, drone disruptions at airports, and a ban on an association tied to Islamist activity.
Bomb Threats Close Several New Jersey Polling Places
Bomb threats and security scares disrupted polling and airports on Election Day with multiple polling places in New Jersey targeted and temporary halts at Reagan National and LaGuardia following threats.
Hyperscalers Plan Gigawatts of AI Data Center Capacity
AI growth pressures energy systems and hyperscalers plan massive data center expansions that will dramatically increase electricity demand. Analysts warn of huge power draws and possible clean energy acceleration.