Flooding affected multiple areas, including Naples Lane and Ravenna Drive, with water reaching near homes and garages.

Residents used sandbags and other precautions ahead of more rain in the forecast.

Power outages disrupted a few county-maintained pumps, worsening street flooding.

The protest ended with clashes; 120 people injured, including 100 police officers, and 20 arrests reported.

Demonstrations reflect global Gen Z activism against inequality, democratic backsliding, and corruption.

Older participants, including supporters of slain Michoacan Mayor Carlos Manzo, and public figures like Vicente Fox, also joined.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum warned right-wing parties attempted to infiltrate the protests.

Officers found half an orange pill marked “3,” consistent with a Schedule II amphetamine, plus three suspected cannabis cigarettes.

Doherty, 22, is known for provocative prank videos, often involving confrontations with strangers or authorities.

He has a massive social media following: 15 million YouTube subscribers, 10 million TikTok followers, and 2.8 million Instagram followers.

It is unclear if Doherty has legal representation; his social media representative did not respond to requests for comment.

A man accused of ransacking Acting U.S. Attorney Alina Habba’s New Jersey office after being denied entry with a baseball bat is now in custody, U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi said. No injuries were reported, and authorities vow to prosecute the suspect for intimidation and property destruction. Read More

A 5-year-old girl remains missing after her father died and her mother was rescued when strong 15-20 foot waves swept the family into the Pacific at Garrapata Beach, California. A multiagency search involving helicopters and rescue teams is ongoing. Read More

Suzanne Ellen Kaye, 63, jailed for online threats against FBI agents linked to the January 6 Capitol attack, received a pardon from former President Trump after serving 18 months, with Justice Department officials framing her as targeted by the Biden administration. Read More

President Trump bought at least $82 million in corporate and municipal bonds from late August to early October, including stakes in companies like Broadcom, Qualcomm, Intel, Home Depot, and Goldman Sachs, with total holdings potentially exceeding $337 million, according to new financial disclosures. Read More

The NBA has asked multiple teams, including the Lakers, to turn over cell phones and documents as part of its expanded investigation into illegal sports betting tied to arrests of Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups, and Damon Jones, with at least 10 Lakers employees expected to cooperate. Read More

At least four people died after two migrant boats carrying nearly 100 passengers capsized off Libya, including 26 Bangladeshi nationals; the fate of roughly 70 mostly Sudanese passengers on a second boat remains unclear. More than 1,500 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean in 2025. Read More

Trump claims tariffs generate enough revenue for $2,000 checks, but the US Treasury reports $220 billion collected, far below the roughly $326 billion needed for 163 million taxpayers.

Excluding high-income earners could reduce the gap, but it remains unclear where thresholds would be set or how much it would save.

Supreme Court challenges to emergency tariffs could force $100 billion back to businesses, further shrinking the pool for rebates.

Congressional approval is required, as the president cannot unilaterally distribute federal funds. Past stimulus checks relied on legislation.

Economists warn checks could worsen inflation, potentially forcing Federal Reserve rate hikes at a time of affordability pressures.

Tour stops in Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Washington are canceled; US leg of Idols World Tour postponed.

Singer cited concerns about his voice and blood test results, saying he wants to avoid lasting damage.

Yungblud, 28, recently received Grammy nominations for Best Rock Album (Idols) and Best Rock Song (Zombie).

UK fans can expect the tour to resume next spring.

Pickens, 73, learned elevated PSA levels led to a biopsy and PET scan confirming the cancer had not spread.

He underwent a robotic prostatectomy after doctors advised early surgical intervention due to a rare cancer variant.

Pickens shared his story to raise awareness, particularly for Black men and those with family history, emphasizing early detection.

He has played Dr. Richard Webber has been on “Grey’s Anatomy” since 2005, paralleling his real-life diagnosis with his character’s storyline.

U.S. Senate First Session, 1800 – The U.S. Senate holds its inaugural meeting on November 17, 1800, in the unfinished Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., marking the start of federal legislative proceedings.

Japan Airlines UFO Sighting, 1986 – Crew of Japan Airlines Flight 1628 report three unidentified flying objects over Alaska, sparking one of the most famous UFO encounters in aviation history.

Britney Spears Hollywood Star, 2003 – At age 21, Britney Spears becomes the youngest singer to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, cementing her pop icon status.