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Democracy study: One-quarter of Germans want a right-wing authoritarian dictatorship
The far-right AfD's electoral successes point to a new trend in Germany: Prejudice, resentment, and extremism are on the rise. A new study suggests satisfaction with democracy is at a low ebb.
Meet the Navy veteran connecting service academy grads with opportunities for life after the uniform
BlueMagnet, founded by a former Navy officer, connects service academy graduates with advisors and peers who can help them transition into civilian life after their time with the armed forces.
U.S. brokers Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap, but peace not in sight
The U.S. has helped broker a new Ukraine-Russia prisoner exchange and diplomacy will continue, but there's no sign of a breakthrough on a wider peace deal.
US to lose crucial public health status — decades after eliminating ‘world’s most contagious disease’
It’s been a slow-motion train wreck.
Biden targeted by protesters after event in Ireland
Protesters targeted former President Joe Biden and members of his family as they exited an event in Dublin, Ireland, on Tuesday night.
Kenya's last Ebola patient leaves hospital
Kenya had nine confirmed cases, while DR Congo continues to battle its deadliest outbreak of the disease.
How one woman's decision to help a struggling elderly veteran turned into a community initiative
Caitlin Austin joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss her journey of helping an elderly veteran get a fresh start and founding her community initiative, Save Our Seniors.
‘Cowboy’ chef serves up hope to ensure America’s heroes are never forgotten
Chef Kent Rollins partnered with nonprofit VETS to teach veterans cooking, using hearty recipes to help them build connection after service.
Former owner of P’Nut, pet squirrel decapitated by NY, is detained by ICE — but husband says arrest is mistake
Daniela Bittler has been in federal custody in “deplorable conditions” for nearly a month at various detention centers across the country, her husband told The Post.
Megaspeed's vacant offices raise questions about ties to Nvidia, China
The unusual global footprint of Megaspeed, a major buyer of Nvidia's powerful AI computer chips, is fueling questions about whether it's a front for the Chinese government.
Enrolling in Medicare? Here's what to consider before Dec. 7.
Medicare open enrollment, which runs from Oct.15 to Dec. 7, gives people a chance to change their health coverage. Here's what to know.
Inside the remarkable, tragic life of Texas prosecutor accused of cheating with Eva Longoria’s NBA husband
Erin Benavides, the former wife of ex-NBA star Brent Barry, could have let a bombshell celebrity scandal define her life.
Silicon Valley Tech Allies Support Jensen Huang
Elon Musk and other Silicon Valley figures cast the Nvidia chief’s relationship with a woman believed to be Chinese spy as a personal lapse, not a security failure.
Trump’s ex-lawyer Alina Habba loses whopping $50M contract after president blasted ‘outrageous’ deal
The former New Jersey US attorney was fired by Concord Partners, a Florida-based company established by the daughter of Venezuelan banker Julio Herrera Velutini.
Antonio Sabàto Jr. and Virginia Madsen’s son arrested in connection with a fatal hit-and-run in Alaska
The son of Oscar-nominated actress Virginia Madsen and soap star Antonio Sabàto Jr.
Driver accused of killing three women at North Hollywood metro station arrested for DUI
The 61-year-old was driving a white SUV southbound on North Lankershim just before 6 p.m. when he hit several street vendors, killing three people and injuring two.
Brazil electoral court fines Meta, sees no deliberate election bias
The fine came after President Lula's coalition filed a complaint. The court said there was no evidence of intent to influence the election. Meta said it will defend itself against "false allegations."
E. coli outbreak at California pumpkin farm claims first victim after three kids rushed to ICU
An E. coli outbreak at a California pumpkin farm has claimed its first victim.
Is AIIB's complaint mechanism failing affected communities?
The AIIB has a grievance redress mechanism for people affected by projects it finances. But those seeking to file a complaint face significant hurdles. Critics say reforms and greater transparency are needed.
These are the best anti-inflammatory foods to boost your gut health, according to a nutritionist
Nutritionist and founder of Nutritious Life Keri Glassman joins "CBS Mornings" to break down the best anti-inflammatory foods for your gut.
Russia-Ukraine talks turn to post-war security but end without breakthrough
Talks in Abu Dhabi centred around Europe's security framework, with US envoys due to meet Putin and Zelensky on Thursday.
Wael Mohya could make German football history at 17
At just 17, Gladbach forward Wael Mohya has earned his first Germany call-up. The dual-national talent has chosen the DFB path for now — and could soon make modern national-team history.
Japan want 'the sky to fall in' at Twickenham – Jones
Eddie Jones says Japan are drawing inspiration from Italy as they chase their own landmark win over England on Saturday.
Nvidia Scandal Unveils a Fierce Spy War Raging Behind Trump and Xi’s Diplomacy
That the United States suspected Nvidia’s leader was a Chinese spy target underscores the deep distrust between the two powers, even as their leaders try to stabilize ties.
Kidnapper, 74, escapes from house arrest in Argentina by abseiling from balcony
Leonardo Bertulazzi, a former member of the Marxist guerrilla group the Red Brigades, was about to be extradited to his home country of Italy.
Nvidia Scandal Puts Lori Huang, Jensen Huang’s Wife, In the Spotlight
Lori Huang, who has been married to the Nvidia chief executive for more than 40 years, stands out among tech titan spouses for how private she has been.
Incoming House Intelligence Chairman Vows Oversight of CIA’s Use of Covert Action
Representative Jim Himes, who will run the powerful intelligence committee in the new Congress, said he also planned to scrutinize contractor donations to President Trump’s construction projects.
WATCH: Little girl rescued after sneaker wave pulls her into Pacific
The rescue was caught on camera after a child was nearly swept out to sea by a sneaker wave along the Pacific coast.
WATCH: Blockbuster NFL trades
ABC News’ Lara Spencer has details on the big trades, including Kirk Cousins heading to the Minnesota Vikings.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to a military base: Sources
Sec. Bessent was living in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
Trump attends Veterans Day events at Arlington National Cemetery
Watch live coverage as President Trump travels to Arlington National Cemetery to attend a wreath laying ceremony and deliver remarks to mark Veterans Day.
Thousands of schools in Europe get hoax bomb threats
Less than a week after more than 20 European flights got fake bomb threats, hundreds of schools in Italy, the U.K. and Ireland were hit by similar hoaxes.
Hotter-than-expected inflation raises chances of Fed rate hike
Inflation rose at a monthly pace of 0.4%, hotter than economists had forecast and raising expectations that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates in December.
Inside Holocaust memorial in heart of Arab world as founder reveals what changed everything
Inside Dubai's Crossroads of Civilizations Museum, founder Ahmed Obaid Al Mansoori reveals how a temporary Holocaust tribute became a permanent gallery.
Trump administration moves to drop millions from SNAP under proposal
An analysis by USDA estimates that over 6 million people could lose benefits.
Stanley Zabar, co-owner of iconic NYC gourmet food shop, dies at 94
Stanley Zabar, co-owner of the famed New York City gourmet food shop, has died.
Russia and Ukraine agree to large exchange of prisoners during peace talks
Russian, Ukrainian, and U.S. negotiators conclude their final day of U.S.-mediated peace talks in Abu Dhabi, their first face-to-face negotiations since February. NBC News’ Keir Simmons reports on the latest developments, including potential agreements on prisoner exchanges and efforts to advance a broader peace deal.
Top WH lawyer warns Democrats that threats of oversight could be criminally probed
The warning came in a Monday letter from White House counsel Will Scharf.
British DJ named as one of six people killed in Krakow shooting
A British DJ has been named as one of six people killed in a shooting in Krakow.
Spain sees widespread disruption in first general strike for 14 years
Protests are also expected in the biggest cities less than three weeks before Spaniards vote in parliamentary elections.
Scottish DJ, 32, confirmed as victim of Krakow shooting
The man, who is understood to be James Thomas Campbell from Prestwick, died when a lone gunman opened fire in central Krakow on Saturday.
Italy: Hundreds of schools evacuated after bomb threats
Although the government believes the threat to be a hoax, it has nevertheless prompted concerns about "hybrid warfare" in Europe. Similar messages were sent in Northern Ireland, Ireland, and Bulgaria.
Tundu Lissu: After escaping the death penalty, what does his guilty verdict mean for Tanzania's democracy?
A treason trial could have meant death by hanging for Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu. Instead, he now faces four years in prison for incitement to unrest. Ban dissident voices truly be heard in the country?
Chinese espionage expert discusses Nvidia CEO investigation
Nicholas Eftimiades, a retired senior intelligence officer and author of the book “Chinese Espionage Operations and Tactics,” talks about the methods Chinese spies use to infiltrate American companies and academic institutions and their motives for doing it.
Four grizzly bears killed in Canada after fatal attack on mother and daughter
The sow and her three cubs were responsible for killing Jennifer Balcarras, 48, and her daughter Selah Reed, 20, earlier this month.
WATCH: Superhero window washers make children’s day at Omaha hospital
Patients at Children’s Nebraska were surprised by superheroes washing their windows as part of a special tradition.
Russia and Ukraine Agree on Large-Scale Prisoner Exchange
White House Special Envoy Jared Kushner says Russian and Ukraine have agreed on a large-scale prisoner exchange. The agreement follows two days of U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi.
Israel faces political chaos as Netanyahu’s grip on power weakens. What will it take to end the disarray?
Mauricio Pochettino and Manchester United are a decade in the making
Mauricio Pochettino looks set to turn a decade-long courtship with Man Utd into a full-blown relationship, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
What are cold weather payments and who can get them?
Some people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland can get help with heating costs during cold spells.
Look Who Has a Southern Strategy
Republicans pioneered it. Do the Democrats finally have an answer?
Some 300 Italian schools evacuated due to bomb threats
Italian authorities evacuated more than schools after an emailed bomb threat
Car Jumps Curb and Plows Into Los Angeles Crowd, Killing 3
Three people were killed and at least three others were critically injured in Los Angeles after an SUV jumped a curb and plowed into a group of pedestrians and street vendors during rush hour. Police have identified the driver as a man in his 60s and is being evaluated to determine if he was under the influence. NBC’s…
WATCH: Biden book details 'very generous' letter from Trump
In his upcoming memoir, "Promise Me, America," former President Joe Biden reflects on a letter his predecessor, President Donald Trump, left him in the Oval Office in 2021.
US Soldier Arrested on Suspicion of Spying for Russia
A senior U.S. Army soldier has been arrested in the U.K. on suspicion of assisting Russian intelligence. The 41-year-old is accused of obtaining or disclosing protected information and assisting a foreign intelligence service. NBC’s Daniele Hamamdjian reports for TODAY.
Secretary Scott Bessent moved to military base over Iran threats and more top headlines
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Strike by consultant doctors in England paused
A strike by consultant doctors in England has been paused following meetings with the government, the British Medical Association (BMA) announced.
The Fed Has to Raise Rates. How Fast to Go Has Officials Divided.
The Federal Reserve’s gradual approach to raising rates is being tested by intensifying price pressures.
Slain New Jersey mom’s bedroom furniture removed by investigators months after unsolved stabbing
Investigators removed a headboard, hamper and possible comforter marked with evidence tape from the Chester, New Jersey, home where Brooke Hanlon died.
Red Flags
We look into the history of the ICE officer who fatally shot a Colombian migrant in Maine.
Iran classes Argentina navy, air force as 'terrorist organizations'
In a tit-for-tat move, Iran has said it now considers Argentina's navy and air force as "terrorist organizations." Tehran claimed Buenos Aires is responsible for further consequences.
Bomb threats prompt evacuation of Italian schools in suspected hoax as UK and Ireland also targeted
What One ICE Officer’s Emails Revealed, and the Frantic Scramble Over New Medicaid Rules
Plus, a priceless find in a desk drawer.
Florida Learjet crash 911 callers report hearing ‘bomb’ as plane carrying young family plunges near busy road
Panicked 911 callers described a bomb-like explosion after the Learjet 60 crashed in Greenacres, Florida, according to audio obtained by Fox News Digital.
Man Utd 'reach agreement in principle with Pochettino' as decision due on Carrick's future
Manchester United have reportedly reached an agreement in principle for Mauricio Pochettino to be their next head coach if Michael Carrick is sacked.
Threatening emails sent to thousands of schools across UK, Ireland and Italy treated as hoaxes
Threatening emails sent to thousands of schools across the UK, Ireland and Italy are being treated as hoaxes.
London Stock Exchange owner eyes multimillion pound pay hike for boss
The owner of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) is plotting a multimillion pound boost to its chief executive's pay package amid warnings by Britain's blue-chip companies that boardroom compensation risks falling further behind US peers.
Peruvian homecoming: Pope Leo returns to the country that shaped his path to the papacy
Body mass index may have misclassified millions of people in UK, researchers say
Millions of people may have been misclassified on the body mass index (BMI) scale, research has suggested.
Four children among those in hospital after car collides with pedestrian
Four children were among those injured after a car collided with pedestrians in Glasgow.
Police address 'violent incident' claim against Russell Brand made by Jemima Goldsmith
Police have addressed an alleged "violent incident" involving Russell Brand after claims made his then-girlfriend Jemima Goldsmith.
A missing baby was found buried alive a day after authorities say his father took him
Stories of life, death – and crows – from ‘The Forgotten War’
NYC man accused of 3 Central Park rapes arrested at Miami Burger King
A suspect was working at a Miami Beach Burger King when local police and U.S. Marshals arrested him over three alleged rapes reported in Central Park.
Multiple dead after vehicle crashes into food stand near North Hollywood Metro station
A car crashed into a food stand near a North Hollywood Metro bus stop on Tuesday, killing three and leaving multiple others critically injured.
Tech consultant sentenced to 16 years to life in stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee
Former West Point cadet sued over alleged drugging, forced abortion of ex-girlfriend: 'Horrifying'
A former West Point cadet drugged his girlfriend and forced abortion pills into her mouth and vagina, according to a lawsuit filed by the victim.
At least 3 people dead after vehicle strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood, officials say
Twice-deported illegal immigrant accused of trying to storm United cockpit, threatening bomb: DHS
Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, accused of a bomb threat on a United Airlines flight to New Orleans, had been deported twice before, DHS confirms.