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NY AG challenger slams Dem Letitia James over transit ‘chaos’ after NYC subway shooting
"This is why so many families, hard-working New Yorkers and even tourists don't feel safe coming into New York and using the subways," GOPer Saritha Komatireddy said.
San Diego’s Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport still using leaded fuel
San Diego's Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in Kearny Mesa is the highest lead-polluting general aviation airport in the country, based on federal data.
Diner claims she nearly ate cow tooth stuffed in ‘Democrat’ taco at Tex-Mex restaurant
Nohemi Castillo is suing Torchy's Tacos after she discovered a cow tooth in a "Democrat" taco from a South Congress location of the fast-casual Tex-Mex restaurant in June
Kansas mom who crashed truck into youth soccer field, killing 2, released without charges or explanation
The unidentified 34-year-old driver has been released without charges pending the results of toxicology testing and a mechanical examination of the vehicle, the Wichita PD said Sunday.
NYC transit murders nearly double over last year after broad-daylight shooting at crowded Midtown station
Police said Saturday’s midday fatal shooting at the Seventh Avenue and 53rd Street station in Manhattan marked the seventh killing in the city’s subway and bus system since January.
Ghostly images, vanishing knives caught on upstate NY brewery’s overnight security cameras: ‘Definitely see two eyes’
Paul Halayko, who owns the roughly 160-year-old Newburgh Brewing Company, can’t explain what his cameras are picking up, where the missing items are going, or what is happening at all.
Israel: Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of elections
The US president said he supports Israel's current prime minister in the country's elections on October 27. But polls say Netanyahu and his far-right partners currently lack the majority to secure a new term.
Florida dad gunned down and ran over girlfriend — and his 5-year-old saw it all, cops say: ‘Daddy shot Jess’
Suddenly, Smith pulled out a handgun and shot Antolini "in the face, through her left eye, and out the rear of her skull," according to the affidavit.
NYC’s deadly Legionnaires’ outbreak linked to unplugged computer and a busted valve: $40M lawsuit
The suit claims the computer system responsible for monitoring water quality at the tainted Harlem Public Health Lab water tower was never hooked up to the internet.
'Maybe we became arrogant' - Sunderland struggles continue
Sunderland defender Nordi Mukiele suggested the Black Cats may have become "arrogant" as last season's surprise package stutter in the Premier League this term.
Rep. Turner calls for congressional probe into Starlink disruption
GOP Rep. Mike Turner of Ohio called for a congressional investigation into disruptions in Ukraine to satellite communications with Starlink, the technology owned by SpaceX's Elon Musk.
Second day of violence in Milan as protesters clash with police
Protesters have clashed with police in a second day of violence in the Italian city of Milan.
Alberta is voting on staying in Canada. Here's a look at other separatist movements.
The province of Alberta is voting to either remain in Canada or begin the process for a binding referendum on separation from the country. Ian Lee takes a look at other separatist movements seen in Canada and around the world.
Shades of Barca and Beckham - Brighton aim to maintain superb start
With 23 goals in seven Premier League matches, including some stunning strikes, Brighton continue to delight their fans and get them dreaming of what might be.
Ukraine launches 1,000 drones at Russia, strikes set oil facilities ablaze
The strikes came as tensions between Ukraine and Washington deepened.
Northampton beat Cardiff for only English win of Champions Cup openers
Northampton edge to a nervy Champions Cup pool win against tenacious Cardiff at Franklin's Gardens.
Hearts roll out red carpet ... and Celtic walk all over it
Hearts thought attack was the best form of defence at Celtic Park. They were badly wrong, writes Tom English.
Trump announces plans to renovate D.C. golf course amid legal battle
President Donald Trump announced Sunday that the administration has developed a plan to redevelop a golf course in Washington, D.C., which has been at the center of a legal battle
GOP Sen. Cramer says he agrees with Republicans who have criticized waiving Russian sanctions
Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer says he agrees with members of his party who have criticized the Trump administration for waiving sanctions that target Russia and buyers of Russian oil, saying that "capitulating to a bully generally means they're going to make more demands going forward."
Canadian PM Carney says 4 service members killed, dozens injured in military base fire
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed four service members died after fierce 62 mph winds fueled flames at CFB Wainwright, Alberta.
What we know so far about deadly fire at Canadian military base
At least four people are confirmed to have died after a huge fire swept through the base.
Ukraine, Sudan immigrants to retain deportation protections for now
The TPS protections of tens of thousands of Ukrainians and hundreds of Sudanese immigrants were officially slated to terminate on Monday.
Madueke strikes late but who missed his big chance? - Forest v Arsenal ratings
Noni Madueke struck late to earn Arsenal a victory at Nottingham Forest. Here's how the players rated.
Madueke strikes late but who missed his big chance? - Forest v Arsenal ratings
Noni Madueke struck late to earn Arsenal a victory at Nottingham Forest. Here's how the players rated.
Pope Leo XIV delivers Sunday Angelus prayer overlooking St. Peter's Square
Days after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous nodule from his lung, Pope Leo XIV delivered the traditional Sunday Angelus prayer from the Vatican, overlooking St. Peter's Square.
Carney Says Fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta Killed 4 and Injured Dozens
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the “violent, fast-moving” fire on Saturday in the province of Alberta was one of the worst tragedies for Canada’s armed forces in peacetime on Canadian soil.
Mbeumo offers Carrick solace as Man Utd winless run goes on
Michael Carrick said he had his headphones on this week so didn't hear the noise around Manchester United, but a 1-1 draw at Leeds means it is six games without a win.
Service member dies after falling during pregame demonstration at college football game
A service member fell during a pregame aerial demonstration in San Antonio on Saturday night and later died at a hospital, according to military officials and video verified by NBC News.
Trump says D.C. golf course construction will start next month
President Trump said Sunday that construction at the historic East Potomac Golf Links course will begin Nov. 15.
Senate candidate Angie Nixon says she "previously had very little support" from Democratic party
Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon, who is the Democratic nominee for Senate, told "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" that her upstart campaign "previously had very little support" from national Democrats. That is now changing, and she said she welcomes all support because "we are not the little engine that could."
Saudi Arabia sends skyscraper employees home amid Houthi threats
Riyadh's Kingdom Center tower's management told the people employed there to work from home "until further notice," without giving a reason. This comes as Houthi attacks escalate.
The French City of Limoges Wasn’t Known for Unrest. Then Rioters Set Fire to Its City Hall.
As unrest surged across France this weekend, the most surprising attack came in the quiet city of Limoges, where rioters set fire to the city hall.
Multiple people dead in explosion during live-fire military training exercise
Multiple people were killed and dozens more were injured when a horrific explosion erupted at a Canadian military base, according to authorities and new reports.
Where's Macron? French leader blasted for attending concert as riots escalated
Violent protests across France led to nearly 1,800 arrests as President Emmanuel Macron faced questions over his response and prepared to address the nation.
Meloni backs police after cost-of-living protests turn violent in Italian cities
Anger over living costs and low wages has brought Italians onto the streets. A major union has called a general strike for November 20.
A Navy sailor came home from war. Her deported father could only greet her at the border
Midterm vote is about 'what's best for my family': Voters talk 2026 midterms
ABC News spoke with voters in Alaska, Iowa, New Hampshire and Maine.
Meloni condemns ‘gangs of thugs’ after protests turned violent across Italy
Giorgia Meloni backed law enforcement after violent anti-government protests erupted across Italy, with clashes in Milan, Bologna and Turin injuring police officers.
Nellis Air Force Base: Service member dies after rappelling fall at a UT San Antonio game
Bodies of four family members killed in Ireland house fire arrive at church before funeral
The bodies of four family members killed in an arson attack in Waterford have arrived at a church ahead of their funeral.
Treasury secretary refuses to say if the U.S. sees Ukraine as an ally
Amid escalating tensions between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday dodged three times when asked whether Ukraine is an ally of the United States.
How a Dominican Man Became an ICE Target Before the NYC Shooting
Oscar Belgal arrived in the city from the Dominican Republic in 2022. Chaos appeared to follow, ending in a fateful encounter with immigration agents.
Trump Endorses Netanyahu as Best U.S. Partner in Tight Israeli Election
The president praised the embattled prime minister for his endurance, saying any other candidate would be the “wrong Leader.”
Why Are There Protests in France?
Rioters attacked city halls and shops over the weekend amid protests over living costs and poor school conditions.
Energy secretary defends waiving sanctions on Russia: 'It’s not an economic lifeline'
On "This Week," Energy Secretary Chris Wright defended the president's decision to waive new sanctions and tariffs meant to pressure President Vladimir Putin.
Brother of possible OJ Simpson accomplice claims he returned with bloody hands on night of murders: report
Joey Ippolito, a mob-connected figure, returned with apparent blood on his hands the night Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed, his brother told The New York Times.
Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israeli elections, calling him 'great warrior prime minister'
Donald Trump has endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections later this month, calling him a "great warrior prime minister".
Pope Leo leads Vatican prayer, thanks hospital staff
Pope Leo XIV led the Angelus prayer at the Vatican on Sunday.
Driver arrested after teenage boy killed in crash
A 19-year-old man has been arrested after a 16-year-old boy died in a crash in Birmingham.
Ukraine apologizes after a suspected drone crashes in Lithuania, damaging a moving car.
Debris has damaged a moving car in Lithuania, where NATO jets were scrambled. Kyiv says Russian jamming may have diverted drones targeting Russia.
Pope appears in public for first time since surgery
After undergoing a lung operation, the pope said he will resume his duties gradually. There is no "clinical reason" for his South America trip not to go ahead, his surgeon said.
Service member dies after incident at college football game
A service member was injured the game and later died.
Chelsea star gives update from hospital bed after horror clash
Chelsea goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has undergone successful surgery on a fractured jaw following a clash of heads during a 2-0 win at Everton.
Zelenskyy says US taking Putin's side would be 'historic mistake' - as Russian oil sites attacked
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that the US formally siding with Russia would be a "historic mistake" - as Ukrainian drones attacked oil facilities in St Petersburg.
Zelenskyy says waived Russian sanctions are 'strengthening Putin's war against us'
In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says that President Trump's decision to waive Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions law shows "really big support for Putin."
France: Young voters blase about Glucksmann's Socialists
Raphael Glucksmann wants to lead France's Socialists to power without working with the left-populist Jean-Luc Melenchon, who is particularly popular with young voters. How can the center-left candidate win them over?
Poll: Americans are anxious, pessimistic and deeply unhappy with Trump ahead of the midterms
Weeks ahead of Election Day, 71% of U.S. adults think the country is on the “wrong track.”
Violent protests a threat to EU membership, not government, Albanian PM says
Albania's prime minister has said he will not resign despite days of protest and growing unrest, warning that the escalating violence is threatening the country's chances of joining the European Union.
1,200 Arrested After Sweeping Protests Turn Violent in France
A major cleanup is underway in France after demonstrations involving more than half a million people protesting rising costs and poor conditions in the country’s schools turned chaotic. Officials say 1,200 people were arrested after violent clashes in Paris and other cities throughout France.
Large Military Base Fire in Canada Leaves Several Dead
Several people have been killed and many others rushed to local hospitals after an incident sparked a large fire on a military base in Alberta. Canada’s defense minister has described the situation as “very, very active and delicate” but officials have not said exactly what caused the blaze.
Pope Leo Delivers Sunday Prayer After Cancer Surgery
Pope Leo XIV appeared in public just one day after he was discharged from the hospital for lung surgery. The Chicago-born Pontiff left the hospital on Saturday with his doctors saying he is recovering well. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for Sunday TODAY.
WATCH: Virginia cops crawl through burning house to save man trapped in fire
Body-worn camera footage captures four Culpeper, Virginia, police officers crawling through heavy smoke to drag an unresponsive man to safety.
Pope Leo welcomed back as he delivers Angelus prayer days after lung cancer surgery
Thousands gathered in St. Peter's Square as Pope Leo XIV made a surprise early return from Gemelli hospital following cancerous tumor removal.
O.J.’s Accomplice?
After all these years, we found new developments in the O.J. Simpson case.
Ukraine targets Russia with more than 1,000 drones, striking oil terminal
Russian officials said oil facilities were struck in the massive attack.
Accused teen killer's own dashcam could prove murder of two girls mowed down, lawyer says: 'Not an accident'
Vincent Battiloro's own dashcam footage allegedly shows him turning to follow two New Jersey teens before the fatal e-bike crash on Burnside Avenue.
Pope Leo Addresses the Faithful a Day After Leaving the Hospital
“This experience has made me feel a special closeness to all those who are battling illness and infirmity,” he said, in his first public appearance since his lung surgery.
Ukraine defies Trump and launches one of its biggest drone attacks on Russia this year
European Parliament votes to confront Muslim Brotherhood, 'Islamist entryism' in overwhelming vote
The European Parliament voted 'historic' 381-167 to condemn Islamist entryism and Muslim Brotherhood influence as critics say the hard part will be converting the resolution into legislation.
A compassionate teacher and her young students: What we know about the victims of the Bend school shooting
Paris police report 855 arrests after violent clashes and looting during protests
Paris police have arrested 855 people after violent clashes during a protest against rising living costs
Is Germany's eight-hour workday under threat?
Would you work 12 hours straight? The CDU/CSU and SPD are locked in a dispute over reforms to the Working Hours Act. Workplace flexibility, collective bargaining agreements and worker protection rules are at stake.
France reports almost 2,400 arrests after riots, looting and arson during cost-of-living protests
Rioters torched public buildings and looted shops across France, destroying Limoges' historic town hall. The violence erupted during nationwide cost-of-living protests.
Pope Leo leads Sunday prayers in first major public appearance since lung cancer surgery
To keep the Panama Canal flowing, the living and the dead must pay the price
A social experiment connected Democrats in California with Republicans in Texas. Here’s how it went
Teen suspected of killing boy and stepmom was in prosecutors' sights for years — until new law let them strike
A legal gap in Indiana's juvenile jurisdiction law delayed murder charges for nearly two decades in the stabbing deaths of Blake and Chynna Dickus.
This Is the Good Scenario?
We may not want it to, but A.I. is asking us how to live.
Pope makes public appearance a day after discharge from hospital following cancer surgery
Pope Leo has said he plans to gradually return to his usual duties, as he greeted crowds in St Peter's Square during his first public event following lung cancer surgery.