British Columbia officials say more than one grizzly bear may have killed Jenny Balcarras and her daughter Selah Reed in Bella Coola, prompting a curfew and renewed scrutiny of bear encounters in the region a year after a grizzly mauled a group of schoolchildren nearby.
A Fox News opinion piece argues that Republicans’ 2025 election losses, including in Ohio, stemmed from voters’ frustration over the cost of living rather than a broader ideological shift toward Democrats.
The U.S. Embassy has warned Americans in France to brace for disruptions, sudden curfews and possible violence as a nationwide strike hits the country on Thursday, Nov. 5, following weeks of unrest that have already shuttered major Paris landmarks.
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn called Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz “cheaters” who sold pitch information to bettors, while defense attorneys argued a gambler fabricated the scheme and was simply “selling lies.”
MS NOW host Symone Sanders Townsend questioned whether Byron Donalds, Florida’s first Black governor-elect, represented true ‘kinfolk’ with Black Americans, drawing criticism from a conservative media watchdog.
California will have a new governor for the first time in eight years after the Fox News Decision Desk projected that former Biden administration Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra has defeated Republican Steve Hilton, keeping the governorship in Democratic hands as Gov. Gavin Newsom’s term-limited tenure comes to a close.
Rep. Byron Donalds has won Florida’s governor’s race, becoming the first Black governor in state history and the first Black Republican ever elected governor nationally, defeating Democrat David Jolly.
Democrat David Crowley, Milwaukee County’s executive, has won Wisconsin’s governorship over Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, becoming the state’s first Black governor.
Dylan Mortensen, a surviving roommate from the 2022 University of Idaho murders house, says harassment has forced her family to move nine times, and she’s now asking a judge to keep her face blurred in soon-to-be-released investigative footage.
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The town of Gibsons, British Columbia, apologized for a Harry Potter-themed Halloween display after online criticism tied to author J.K. Rowling’s views on sex and gender, prompting its own wave of backlash from critics who called the apology an overreaction.
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Republican Byron Donalds narrowly defeated Democrat David Jolly in Florida’s governor’s race, winning by about 1.3 percentage points as the Associated Press called the contest with over 95 percent of votes counted.
