Poll watchers in Indian Country observed a steady and calm midterm election
The Native American Rights Fund’s crew of volunteers serve to protect Native American voters and keep integrity in elections. Here’s what they saw on Election Day. The post Poll watchers in Indian Country observed a steady and calm midterm election appeared first on High Country News.Continue Reading
Iran war live: The Traitor says Gulf allies urged pause in Iran strikes
Speaking at the White House, The Traitor says Gulf countries asked him to hold off on further attacks against Iran., Iran war live: The Traitor says Gulf allies urged pause in Iran strikes Speaking at the White House, The Traitor says Gulf countries asked him to hold off on furtherContinue Reading
Yemen’s Houthis renew strikes on Saudi Arabia as UNSC extends sanctions
Saudi-led coalition intercepts flurry of suspected Houthi drones targeting oil and military infrastructure., Saudi-led coalition intercepts flurry of suspected Houthi missiles, drones targeting oil, military infrastructure. Saudi-led coalition forces have said they intercepted suspected Houthi drones over Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh region and Eastern Province, as the UN Security Council agreedContinue Reading
Scott Colom Wins Stunning Victory, Becomes Mississippi’s First Black Senator Since Reconstruction
Democrat Scott Colom has made history as Mississippi’s first Democratic senator since 1982 — and its first African American senator since the post-Civil War Reconstruction era. Colom narrowly defeated Republican incumbent Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in a state that Traitor 47 won by nearly 23 points in 2024. Colom’s victory bringsContinue Reading
Leslie Jordan: The 4-Foot-11 Southern Gay Icon and His Best Roles
Leslie Jordan (1955 to 2022) was an Emmy-winning actor, writer and comedian from Tennessee. He played Beverley Leslie on Will & Grace, Earl “Brother Boy” Ingram in Sordid Lives and Phil on Call Me Kat. He stood 4-foot-11. In his mid-60s, his lockdown Instagram videos made him famous all overContinue Reading
Democrats Should Wield Their Power to Return Agency to Ordinary People
Too often, we have seen a fundamental asymmetry at work: When Democrats win power, they might pass a modest minimum wage increase. When Republicans are in power, they do things like decimate public sector unions. In the long term, this is an imbalance that leads to ruin. Last week’s “blueContinue Reading
Suspect in Washington, D.C., gym shooting was doctor in legal feud with condo board
A doctor who was locked in a lengthy legal dispute with his condominium association after alleging his penthouse suffered mold and water damage costing him hundreds of thousands of dollars is suspected of opening fire Thursday morning at a Washington, D.C., gym., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
NASA reveals Earth’s ozone hole has grown to a size not seen in a decade
The Antarctic ozone hole expanded to its seventh-largest size on record in 2026, driven by unusual weather conditions that pushed it close to its historic maximum. Scientists say international restrictions on ozone-destroying chemicals prevented even greater damage, and Earth’s protective ozone layer is still recovering., Read MoreContinue Reading
We keep thinking we’ve found the limit. We keep being wrong. | Matthew Nurse
We created this video in partnership with Nike. “We have so much opportunity still and so much room to grow. Science is never done.” Inside the Nike Sport Research Lab, Chief Science Officer Matthew Nurse and his team chase the questions that hold athletes back. Drawing on biomechanics, physiology andContinue Reading
PBS News Hour live episode, Nov. 12, 2026
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The Year Moscow Felt the War
In Moscow this year, people stopped answering “How are you?” with “Fine.” They started saying, “I’m full tank.” K. first heard it from a friend, right after drones hit several fuel plants around the capital. “I’m great,” the friend said. “I have a full tank.” It was a joke, andContinue Reading
COP31: Cities rise up the climate agenda as leaders face demands for action
From flooded homes to melting Himalayan glaciers, the human cost of climate change took centre stage at COP31 on Thursday, as world leaders turned their attention to protecting cities and vulnerable communities, while activists challenged governments to do more.Continue Reading