London, United Kingdom (AP) — Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault.
New York, United States (AP) — Met Gala exhibit will examine everyday items of clothing, replacing scuttled Galliano show.
Washington, United States (AP) — Unemployment claims drop to 189,000, the fewest since mid-July.
(AP) — Cristiano Ronaldo announces his international retirement from Portugal.
Milan, Italy (AP) — Multiple flights in Europe again diverted after bomb threats deemed 'malicious hoaxes'.
London, United Kingdom (AP) — BoE hikes rate for first time in 3 years; retreating oil prices may allow for more options ahead.
(AP) — Alan Jones, the Australian who won the 1980 F1 world title with Williams, has died at 80.
(AP) — Indiana carries out the first of 3 US executions taking place on a single day.
Hong Kong, China (AP) — Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 more years in prison.
Coral Gables, United States (AP) — Miami star WR Malachi Toney has a high ankle sprain and needs surgery, AP source says.
Washington, United States (AP) — El-Sayed tells AP Michigan rejected ‘hateful, spiteful campaign’ after months of Republican attacks.
Tampa, United States (AP) — Florida authorities say 2 dead at Tampa office complex, including gunman shot by security guard.
Allen Park, United States (AP) — Lions linebacker Jack Campbell says he has full movement in lower body after suffering neck injury.
Washington, United States (AP) — Trump brags about his White House ballroom and seeks to deflect blame for GOP midterm drubbing.
Madison, United States (AP) — Democrats win full control of more state governments and the Texas House.
Washington, United States (AP) — Democrats won back support from five key groups that shifted toward Trump in 2024: The AP Voter Poll.
Washington, United States (AP) — Democratic sweep of Congress ushers in a new era as Trump acknowledges impact of the Iran war.
(AP) — McDonald's plans new value bundles next year after US traffic falls in third quarter.
Jerusalem, Israel (AP) — Israel's president takes first steps on building new government after accepting election results.
New York, United States (AP) — Stocks surge, and the Dow soars 1,500 points as oil prices tumble following the US midterm elections.
