13 Nov
US: Not yet concluded whether Alice Huang spied for China
The US Department of Justice clarified that no final conclusion has been reached regarding espionage suspicions against Alice Huang.
North America news
12 Nov
New York: 8 dead in Brooklyn building collapse
At least eight people, including two children, were killed in the collapse of a residential building in Brooklyn near a construction site.
12 Nov
Washington: At least four injured in shooting near the White House
Reports of a shooting incident in northwest Washington, D.C., located approximately one mile from the White House.
12 Nov
Incident at Virginia ceremony: Soldier rebukes Defense Secretary Hegseth
A member of the honor guard at Arlington National Cemetery called for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his entourage to maintain silence and respect during a ceremony.
12 Nov
History in Mississippi: First Black Democrat Senator in Decades
Democratic candidate Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate race following a tight contest, becoming the state's first Democrat senator elected since 1982.
12 Nov
New York: Two dead in Brooklyn building collapse
At least two people were killed and 19 injured after a three-story apartment building collapsed in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn.
12 Nov
Arlington incident: Soldier scolds US Defense Secretary and his entourage
A member of the honor guard at Arlington National Cemetery reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his group after they were heard talking and laughing during a ceremony.
12 Nov
New York: Two dead in Brooklyn building collapse
A three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed into an adjacent excavation site; rescue teams are working to locate survivors.
12 Nov
Historic Senate win in Mississippi
Democrat Scott Colom has been elected to the Senate, becoming the first Black senator in Mississippi in over 140 years.
11 Nov
Los Angeles: Three killed after vehicle strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood
Three people were killed and three others critically injured after a vehicle swerved and struck pedestrians in Los Angeles.
10 Nov
Tanker truck accidents in the United States
Two separate tanker truck rollovers occurred in the states of Louisiana and Tennessee, causing traffic disruptions and one injury.
10 Nov
Armed man arrested attempting to enter Washington synagogue
Security personnel at a Washington D.C. synagogue detained an armed man at the entrance; police are not currently investigating the incident as a hate crime.
8 Nov
Hasidic man assaulted in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
A man in Hasidic attire was assaulted while walking to prayer in the Williamsburg neighborhood of New York; the assailant has been arrested.
7 Nov
Thomas Markle, father of Duchess Meghan, arrested in Florida
The Duchess of Sussex's father was arrested by the FBI in the US on suspicion of possessing child sexual abuse material and was released on bail hours later.
7 Nov
Cornell: Faculty declares no confidence in university leaders
The Cornell faculty senate voted 75-50 to declare no confidence in school leadership, citing dissatisfaction over the handling of a former student’s rape allegations.
6 Nov
FBI arrests Thomas Markle, father of Duchess Meghan
Meghan Markle's father was arrested in Florida on suspicion of possessing child sexual abuse material.
6 Nov
Thomas Markle, father of Meghan Markle, arrested in Florida
The Duchess of Sussex's father was arrested by federal agents on suspicion of possessing child sexual abuse material.
3 Nov
Nine Killed in Private Plane Crash in Florida
A small aircraft crashed in a residential area of Florida, killing all nine people on board; investigators are examining the possibility that the plane broke apart mid-air.
3 Nov
Condemnation After Jewish School Buses Vandalized in Brooklyn
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the vandalism of four buses used by Jewish schools, which were defaced with swastikas and antisemitic slurs.
3 Nov
Jewish School Buses Vandalized with Antisemitic Graffiti in Brooklyn
Unknown individuals sprayed swastikas and antisemitic slurs on buses serving Hasidic schools in Williamsburg.
2 Nov
Florida Plane Crash: All Nine Aboard Learjet Confirmed Dead
The US Transportation Secretary announced that all nine people aboard the Learjet traveling from Texas to the Bahamas were killed when it crashed in Palm Beach County.
1 Nov
Florida: Private Plane Crashes into Palm Beach Trailer Park
US authorities are investigating a fatal plane crash in Palm Beach after the aircraft plunged tens of thousands of feet.
1 Nov
US Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Against Wall Street Journal
A federal judge dismissed with prejudice Donald Trump's multi-billion-dollar defamation suit over a report linking him to Jeffrey Epstein.
31 Oct
US Court Orders DOJ to Stop Threatening Election Officials
A federal judge has ordered the federal government to stop threatening criminal prosecution against election workers who refused demands to separate ballots.
30 Oct
Historic Precedent: Pope Leo Votes in US Midterm Elections
In a first for the Catholic Church, a sitting pontiff has cast a ballot in a political election, submitting a mail-in vote to Chicago.
30 Oct
Christa Pike Speaks Out for First Time Following Botched Execution
The Tennessee death-row inmate who survived two lethal injections issued her first public statement, describing ongoing physical and emotional pain.
30 Oct
Colorado: Attacker Who Targeted Hostage Rally Pleads Guilty to Hate Crimes
Mohamed Soliman pleaded guilty to 12 federal charges over a deadly June 2025 firebomb attack at a rally for Israeli hostages in Boulder.
27 Oct
Michigan Senate Race: Backlash Mounts Over PAC Ad Linking Food Prices to Israel Aid
The PAC advertisement linking US grocery prices to military aid for Israel has surpassed six million views, drawing condemnation from the group's own co-founder.
27 Oct
Michigan Senate Race: Pro-El-Sayed Ad Blaming Grocery Prices on Israel Aid Sparks Outcry
A campaign advertisement backing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed drew accusations of antisemitism after linking US grocery costs to aid for Israel.
25 Oct
US: At Least 12 Injured, Including Children, in Shooting Near Florida Stadium
At least 12 people, half of them minors, were injured in a shooting near a stadium at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee.
24 Oct
US Measles Cases Top 4,500, More Than Doubling 2025 Total
Updated CDC data reveals US measles cases have doubled compared to last year, marking the worst year for infections.
23 Oct
Florida Man Arrested for Threatening Life of Jewish Congressman Jared Moskowitz
A Florida resident was arrested after leaving a voicemail at the lawmaker's office threatening to slit his throat.
22 Oct
Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas Charged in Marijuana Racketeering Case
Democratic State Senator Louise Lucas has been indicted for allegedly operating an illicit family cannabis business, while claiming political persecution ahead of the midterms.
18 Oct
Four Soldiers Killed and Dozens Injured in Canadian Military Base Fire
The Canadian prime minister confirmed that four military personnel were killed and dozens injured in a fire at the Wainwright base in Alberta.
18 Oct
FBI Arrests LA Man for Threatening to Attack Chabad Preschool
A 51-year-old man was detained on suspicion of planning a Molotov cocktail attack against a Jewish preschool in Los Feliz.
18 Oct
Fatalities Reported in Major Fire at Canadian Military Base in Alberta
Reports in Canada indicate fatalities following a serious fire that broke out at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta.
18 Oct
Kansas: Child and Adult Killed as Truck Drives into Youth Soccer Game
Two people were killed and several injured in Wichita after a pickup truck drove onto a field during a children's soccer match; the driver is in custody.
17 Oct
Oregon School Shooting: Teacher Fought Gunman Seconds Before He Was Shot Dead
A teacher wrestled with the 16-year-old shooter at an Oregon elementary school before an armed father shot him dead, reports say.
17 Oct
Oregon School Shooting: Details Emerge on Armed Parent and Gunman's Weapon
New details have emerged following the elementary school shooting in Oregon, including the identity of the father who killed the attacker and the weapon used.
16 Oct
Oregon School Shooting: 7-Year-Old and Teacher Seriously Injured; Civilian Followed Gunman
A seven-year-old child and a 54-year-old teacher were seriously injured in the Oregon school shooting, where the gunman was killed by a citizen who followed him inside.