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+1 source·9 November 2026 · 22:14 UTCBreaking

Biden: Jan. 6 riots should follow Trump 'to his grave' in upcoming memoir; accuses him of leading insurrection to stay in power

The memoir, 'Promise Me, America,' will be released Nov. 17, and Biden recounts a two-hour Oval Office meeting with Trump where Trump said they could be friends. Biden also criticizes Trump for issuing over 1,500 pardons to rioters.

+2 sources·9 November 2026 · 22:14 UTCBreaking

Massachusetts judge denies Lindsay Clancy's motion to dismiss murder charges, clearing the way for a retrial in the deaths of her 3 children.

Judge William Sullivan rejected the double-jeopardy claim, citing "manifest necessity" for the mistrial due to jury deadlock. Defense attorney Martin Weinberg says they plan to appeal, while the next hearing is set for Nov. 16.

·9 November 2026 · 22:08 UTCBreaking

France blames Iran for cyberattack on supermarket fridges; investigation targets Shahid Kaveh group leader, seeks international arrest warrants

Intermarché reported losses of "tens of millions of euros" in a single day from the attack, as investigators found evidence of Farsi language and IP addresses linked to devices in Iran. France's ANSSI also attributes other cyberattacks since 2020 to the IRGC-affiliated Shahid Shoostari group, including against Charlie Hebdo in 2023 and the Paris Olympic Games in 2024.

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9 November 2026 · 19:37 UTCFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks that raised freezer temperatures to spoil food at grocery stores and targeted blood banks across Europe 9 November 2026 · 17:54 UTCFrance blames Iran for 'unprecedented' supermarket fridge cyberattack; ambassador summoned, EU sanctions threatened; October attack spoiled produce in 700 retailers

·9 November 2026 · 21:58 UTCBreaking

Pete Hegseth faces House impeachment vote over Iran war as GOP Rep. Massie files articles, citing Yemen and Venezuela actions

Massie's resolution accuses Hegseth of 'high crimes and misdemeanors,' with a vote potentially by mid-week. Speaker Mike Johnson calls it a 'cheap trick,' while Hegseth plans his first news conference in over 180 days for Tuesday.

·9 November 2026 · 21:58 UTCBreaking

Trump says immigration policy was 'too tough' in first post-midterm interview with Ross Douthat on 60 Minutes; signals openness to deal with new Democratic majority

Trump's crackdown, which led to tens of thousands of monthly arrests and the detention of children, cost him support, but he insists he scored 'very high marks for getting the bad ones out.' Democrats now prioritize oversight of ICE and DHS in the new Congress.

·9 November 2026 · 21:56 UTCBreaking

Doug Ford calls students protesting OSAP changes 'so naive' — says they should be 'thanking the government' after protests at U of T, Carleton, York

Ford made the remarks at an unrelated press conference in Peterborough on Monday, responding to walkouts at multiple campuses. Student Jarrid Norris of the Student Mobilization Committee called OSAP a 'lifeline' and demanded grants instead of loans and an end to tuition hikes.

+2 sources·9 November 2026 · 21:46 UTCBreaking

Former Trump health adviser Calley Means accuses ousted chief Susie Wiles of 'demonic' behavior over industry lobbying; White House denies corruption claims

Means claims Wiles repeatedly told him 'We need money for the midterms' and that advisers blocked MAHA initiatives to protect sugar industry donations. He also alleged Wiles and James Blair pressured HHS to approve flavored e-cigarettes, with Blair denying the claim and threatening to sue.

+2 sources·9 November 2026 · 21:46 UTCBreaking

Russell Brand jailed 10.5 years for rape and sexual assault; judge cites 'staggering arrogance' and 'contempt' for victims

Judge Joel Bennathan praised the 'bravery' of the women who testified, telling Brand he acted 'unhindered by the rules by which decent people live.' Brand's wife Laura Gallacher slumped in her seat in Southwark Crown Court as the sentence was announced.

·9 November 2026 · 21:10 UTC

Netanyahu steps up unity push while rival bloc struggles to unite behind Yashar! chairman Eisenkot; rivals recall past betrayal

Liberman threatened to bring in ultra-Orthodox parties if his support is dropped, noting such a coalition could last four years and unsettle Netanyahu. Meanwhile, an Eisenkot-Liberman agreement ruled out United Torah Judaism's Yaakov Asher as speaker, with Eisenkot leaning toward taking the role himself.

·9 November 2026 · 21:10 UTC

Trump posts AI videos of Dana White as press secretary despite saying he was 'kidding' with the job offer; White expected at White House Monday

In the videos, an AI-generated White berates reporters, yelling 'Everyone sit down and shut up right now,' and later 'I said shut up, you'll speak when I say so.' Speculation that Trump confused UFC's Dana White with Dana W. White, a former Pentagon spokesperson, led Dana W. White to deny the offer, saying 'you have the wrong Dana White.'

·9 November 2026 · 21:10 UTC

Delhi air quality 'severe' after Diwali as firecracker ban defied; PM2.5 hits 879 micrograms per cubic meter, nearly 59 times WHO limit

IQair, citing a government station, recorded PM2.5 levels at 879 micrograms per cubic meter in Mandir Marg, almost 59 times the WHO safe limit. Parts of Delhi-NCR surpassed the WHO's 24-hour average by over 50 times, underscoring the health hazard.

·9 November 2026 · 19:24 UTC

Trump promotes Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff after midterm loss; critics call him 'the most broken man'

The Associated Press found strikes linked to Miller killed fishermen, laborers, and drivers, not just cartel leaders, many without arrest or charges. Republican Rep. Marlin Stutzman and Sen. Rand Paul also raised concerns about the appointment's political and legal implications.

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9 November 2026 · 17:54 UTCStephen Miller, new White House chief of staff, draws on mob-boss persona from Goodfellas and Casino, with reported mimicry of De Niro's style 9 November 2026 · 16:29 UTCArchitect of Trump's mass deportation policy Stephen Miller takes over as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles amid Republican midterm losses +2 more reports

+1 source·9 November 2026 · 18:44 UTC

Third storm heads for already drenched B.C. coast as BC Hydro says 415,000 customers lost power since Friday

BC Hydro says nearly 415,000 customers have lost power since Friday, with about 6,000 still out this morning. Winds reached 116 km/h on Herbert Island, and an evacuation order covers about 30 properties in Zeballos, with more heavy rain expected through Thursday.

·9 November 2026 · 18:42 UTC

Paraguay teachers strike to demand pension protections after Ueno Bank collapse removes President Santiago Peña; 'We want the return of that money to be a priority'

More than 3 million people had accounts frozen after the government's intervention, including pension funds. Prosecutors are investigating Peña for breach of trust, with lawmakers accusing him of allowing $355 million in state pension deposits beyond legal limits.

+1 source·9 November 2026 · 18:42 UTC

Death toll rises to 39 after migrant boat capsizes off Senegal; rescue teams search 25km coastline as 24 of 39 victims identified

Authorities say 24 of the 39 victims have been identified and returned to their families, while 11 others await identification. Spanish migrant rights group Walking Borders separately recorded 635 deaths on the Atlantic route to the Canary Islands between January and May 2026, the highest toll among monitored routes.

·9 November 2026 · 18:42 UTC

As COP31 opens in Antalya, UN climate negotiator Simon Stiell warns high fossil fuel prices are 'spreading inflation like a cancer'; talks aim for electrification goal

The talks begin as a historic El Niño builds in the tropical Pacific and less than two months after a glacier collapse triggered catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet, leaving thousands missing. Climate scientists confirmed global heating will reach at least 1.8C, overshooting the 1.5C Paris goal, which Johan Rockström called 'a global failure.'

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9 November 2026 · 16:29 UTCUN urges faster climate action as COP31 opens in Antalya; WMO warns strong El Niño to unleash more heat and extreme weather into 2027 9 November 2026 · 15:30 UTCCanada faces credibility questions at COP31 in Antalya after fossil fuel expansion at home; UN summit's clean energy goal targets 35% electricity by 2035

·9 November 2026 · 18:42 UTC

Mississippi Senate race vote counting continues without recount trigger as campaigns eye legal battle over provisional ballots

Secretary of State Michael Watson says just over 2,800 absentee mail-in ballots remain, while GOP chair Michael Hurst estimates up to 25,000 affidavit ballots could be left. Hyde-Smith's campaign requested all 82 counties segregate provisional ballots as 'potential evidence,' which Colom's campaign called 'no legal authority whatsoever.'

+2 sources·9 November 2026 · 17:54 UTC

Five-time French Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner announces run for president, vowing to 'unite' left and right

Riner, who hails from Guadeloupe, said he feared France could become deeply divided and cast himself as an alternative to both the far right and hard left. Marine Le Pen leads polls with 36%, with Jean-Luc Mélenchon second at 17.6%.

+1 source·9 November 2026 · 17:22 UTC

G7 foreign ministers meet in Paris for talks on Iran, Ukraine, AI, and energy; Rubio says sides not on 'verge of a breakthrough' with Iran

Rubio noted that postwar security guarantees for Ukraine remain a top ally concern, with 'some advances' but nothing finalized. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stressed that 'Europe must be part of the path to a solution' in Ukraine, while Rubio also pushed for 'real accountability at the U.N.'