The death toll rose from 3 to 9, with 16 families reporting loved ones missing.

The UPS flight 2976, bound for Honolulu, carried 280,000 gallons of fuel.

Two nearby businesses were hit, and an initial shelter-in-place was later reduced to a one-mile radius.

NTSB and FAA will jointly lead the investigation.

The strike marks the 16th attack under the Trump administration’s anti-cartel campaign, with at least 66 deaths total.

USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is now heading to the Caribbean to expand U.S. military presence.

UN human rights chief Volker Türk has urged Washington to halt the extrajudicial killings.

Lawmakers from both parties are pressing for legal justification for the strikes.

A drunk man tried to kiss and embrace Sheinbaum, before being restrained by an aide.

Police arrested the suspect, and Sheinbaum confirmed she will press charges.

The president said the act reflects the harassment all Mexican women face.

Analysts warn the event exposes a serious presidential security gap.

Survivors of a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in northern Afghanistan that killed at least 27 people and injured nearly 1,000 spent a freezing night outdoors before resuming rescue efforts Tuesday. The quake struck near Khulm in Samangan province, damaging homes and major landmarks, including Mazar-e-Sharif’s famed Blue Mosque and the 19th-century Bagh-e Jahan Nama Palace. Officials warned rain and aftershocks could worsen conditions as rescuers continued searching the rubble for belongings and survivors. Read More

President Trump said the ongoing government shutdown hurt Republicans in Tuesday’s elections and urged his party to end it by scrapping the Senate filibuster. He acknowledged GOP losses in key races and called the situation “a tragic mistake,” as the record-breaking shutdown deepened partisan gridlock. Read More

Authorities in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore seized hundreds of millions in assets from Chen Zhi, a Cambodian businessman accused by the U.S. of running a global cyber-scam network. Raids uncovered luxury cars, properties, and cash worth billions. Chen, founder of Prince Holding Group, allegedly made $30 million a day from online “pig butchering” scams. Read More

President Donald Trump has re-nominated billionaire astronaut Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator after previously withdrawing his pick. Trump praised Isaacman’s space experience and leadership, calling him ideal to guide NASA into a new era. Read More

A German court sentenced a 44-year-old nurse to life in prison for murdering 10 patients and attempting to kill 27 others with lethal injections. The nurse, described as lacking empathy, gave overdoses to reduce his workload and showed no remorse. Prosecutors said more victims may be uncovered through ongoing exhumations. Read More

Egypt’s new $1 billion Grand Egyptian Museum has opened near the Pyramids of Giza, showcasing 50,000 artifacts, including all of King Tutankhamun’s treasures together for the first time. Officials expect up to 7 million visitors a year, seeing the museum as a boost to Egypt’s tourism and economy. Read More

Democrats dominated in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City, while California voters approved a Democratic redistricting measure.

Exit polls showed Trump remained a central factor, with most voters citing opposition to him as motivation.

Economic messaging powered Democratic campaigns, resonating with voters frustrated by inflation and affordability issues.

Republicans struggled to recreate Trump’s 2024 coalition, especially among Latino and working-class voters.

The results give Democrats momentum and new congressional map advantages heading into 2026.

Sandler, 59, previously won Best Actor from AARP in 2020 for Uncut Gems.

The award celebrates his three-decade career spanning comedy and drama.

Alan Cumming will host the Jan. 10 ceremony in Beverly Hills, airing on PBS in February.

AARP praised Sandler as a “Hollywood legend” whose work “resonates across generations.”

The confrontation with Nawat Itsaragrisil, Miss Universe’s Asia and Oceania president, was captured live and has gone viral on social media.

Itsaragrisil reportedly called Bosch “stupid” and demanded she sit down after questioning her about missing a sponsor photoshoot.

Bosch told reporters, “We are empowered women, and this platform is meant to give us a voice — no one can silence us.”

The Miss Universe Organization (MUO) later reaffirmed its commitment to delegates’ dignity and safety, announcing that CEO Mario Búcaro will travel to Thailand to address the issue.

Itsaragrisil issued a public apology on Nov. 4, saying, “If someone felt uncomfortable, I apologize to each of those people.”

Lincoln Elected 16th U.S. President, 1860 – Abraham Lincoln wins the presidency as the first Republican to hold the office, setting the stage for the Civil War and the abolition of slavery.

First College Football Game, 1869 – Rutgers and Princeton face off in the first-ever college football game, kicking off a tradition that would grow into one of America’s most beloved and lucrative sports.

Schick Patents Electric Razor, 1928 – Colonel Jacob Schick revolutionizes grooming by patenting the first electric razor, paving the way for modern shaving convenience.