Saudi Arabia pumped 10.563 million barrels a day in October, OPEC said, as the U.S. average gas price fell to $3.94, its first time under $4 in months.
Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 11,000 cases and 5,387 deaths, its health ministry said Nov. 11, as Kenya began a 42-day countdown to Ebola-free status.
Spain held its first general strike in 14 years on Nov. 11 over housing costs. Masked groups clashed with police in Barcelona as 120,000 marched in Madrid.
Cost of living by country for mid-2026: the most expensive and cheapest nations, the biggest changes over the year and official inflation, with charts.
Russia hit six major power substations overnight, Kyiv said, a second night of strikes that left outages in eight regions and darkened city streetlights.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large prisoner exchange as Abu Dhabi talks ended Wednesday with no breakthrough. Envoys go to Moscow and Dublin Thursday.
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Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large prisoner exchange as Abu Dhabi talks ended Wednesday with no breakthrough. Envoys go to Moscow and Dublin Thursday.
Sen. Bernie Sanders said he will not support Chuck Schumer as Senate Democratic leader in the new Congress, and Sen. Elissa Slotkin said she is a no for now.
House Republicans chose Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan over Steve Scalise, 106-73, to lead them in the minority, while Senate Republicans kept John Thune as leader.
The House voted 211-204 Tuesday evening to refer a Hegseth impeachment resolution to committee, effectively killing the effort led by Rep. Thomas Massie.
Abu Dhabi talks ended after four hours Tuesday. Rubio called the session very productive, Zelenskyy called it constructive, and talks resume Wednesday.
ICE hires: a Washington Post review of records from a DHS hack found some officers hired in last year's surge had histories of misconduct or criminality.
Ukraine talks: the U.S., Russia and Ukraine opened their first meeting since February in Abu Dhabi, hours after strikes cut power in six regions Tuesday.
Maryland and Wisconsin moved toward new U.S. House maps for 2028 as Roll Call reported Republicans gained little from mid-decade redistricting in 2026.
A DHS inspector general report found airport workers got security badges before TSA completed background checks, with 19 violations drawing no penalty.
California voters rejected Proposition 40, a one-time 5% billionaire tax, after an opposition campaign of nearly $425 million, the AP projected, NPR said.
House Republicans scheduled a secret-ballot vote Tuesday to choose a minority leader, with Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan competing to succeed Mike Johnson.
Ten years after legalization, Massachusetts social equity cannabis operators told GBH the program has not delivered, as voters keep legal pot by 75.6%.
Quincy councilors voted 8-1 Monday to require a public hearing before any new surveillance technology contract, after the city shut off its Flock cameras.
Nov. 10, 2026: More than 85% of Mass. voters approved Question 1, opening the Legislature's records. Leaders are still weighing a narrower bill. What we know.
A Navy frigate study of South Korean, Japanese and Turkish designs is due Thursday, USNI News and later reports say, and no design has been chosen yet.
Pete Hegseth issued 33 directives to overhaul military education, ending 80-page theses and lifetime tenure for newly hired civilian faculty on Monday.
Five U.S. agencies signed a counter-drone agreement on Nov. 9 to speed new defenses while the FAA reviews risks to airliners and navigation gear today.
Egypt made its Muslim Brotherhood terrorist listing permanent, replacing time-limited court renewals, and named three convicted men as individuals too.
Ahmed Moor, a Gaza-born democratic socialist and Harvard grad, filed to challenge Sen. John Fetterman in 2028. His platform, his odds and who else may run.
The Supreme Court let the Big Bend border wall project resume, pausing a judge's order 8-1. What the justices said, what critics fear and what data show.
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