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Russell Brand's Victims Tell Court How His Attacks Changed Their Lives

Four women raped or sexually assaulted by Russell Brand described years of anxiety, damaged relationships and lost confidence in statements delivered to a London court Monday, November 9, 2026, recounting how the comedian's crimes continued to affect their lives long after the attacks.Three victim impact statements were read by prosecutors... Read More about Russell Brand's Victims Tell Court How His Attacks Changed Their Lives

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House Blocks Pete Hegseth Impeachment as 11 Democrats Miss Vote

The Republican-controlled House voted 211-204 on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, to block an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, sending eight articles accusing him of unlawful military operations and abuse of power to the House Judiciary Committee. Eleven Democrats were among 18 lawmakers who did not vote.Republican Rep. Thomas... Read More about House Blocks Pete Hegseth Impeachment as 11 Democrats Miss Vote

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David Walliams Accused of Grooming Girls After Losing Court Bid

British comedian and children's author David Walliams has been accused of grooming teenage girls and sexual misconduct involving young women in an investigation published Tuesday, November 10, 2026, after he failed to prevent two news organizations from releasing their findings.The joint investigation by The Guardian and ITV News draws on... Read More about David Walliams Accused of Grooming Girls After Losing Court Bid

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Major Airlines Sued Over Alleged Scheme to Keep Ticket Prices High

Seven major U.S. airlines are facing federal lawsuits accusing them of sharing confidential pricing information to keep domestic airfares artificially high, allegedly allowing competitors to track discounts and prevent ticket prices from falling.American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines and JetBlue were named in a proposed class action... Read More about Major Airlines Sued Over Alleged Scheme to Keep Ticket Prices High

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US Army Officer Arrested in UK on Suspicion of Spying for Russia

A senior U.S. Army officer assigned to a NATO military command in Britain was arrested Tuesday, November 10, 2026, on suspicion of espionage involving Russia, according to British and American authorities.The 41-year-old officer was detained near Gloucester, England, as part of an investigation into suspected violations of Britain's National Security... Read More about US Army Officer Arrested in UK on Suspicion of Spying for Russia

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Dua Lipa Settles Last 'Levitating' Copyright Lawsuit

Dua Lipa has settled the last remaining copyright lawsuit over her hit "Levitating," ending a three-year dispute with musician and producer Bosko Kante, who accused the singer and Warner Records of using his recorded performance in several remixes without permission.Attorneys for both sides filed a joint dismissal Monday, November 9,... Read More about Dua Lipa Settles Last 'Levitating' Copyright Lawsuit

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Pete Hegseth Faces House Vote on Eight Impeachment Articles

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces a House vote Tuesday on an impeachment effort led by Republican Rep. Thomas Massie, who accuses him of violating federal law through military operations in Iran, Yemen and Venezuela, deadly strikes against suspected drug traffickers and retaliation against a U.S. senator.Massie, a Kentucky Republican, introduced... Read More about Pete Hegseth Faces House Vote on Eight Impeachment Articles

French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron walk past uniformed guards outside a building.

Macrons Sue Candace Owens Again, Bringing 88 Defamation Claims

French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron have filed a new defamation lawsuit against conservative podcaster Candace Owens in Tennessee, accusing her of continuing to spread false claims about their marriage and the first lady's identity while using the controversy to sell merchandise and solicit donations.The lawsuit, filed... Read More about Macrons Sue Candace Owens Again, Bringing 88 Defamation Claims

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Supreme Court Could Make It Harder to Sue Federal Agents

The U.S. Supreme Court considered further restricting the ability to sue federal agents for constitutional violations on Monday, November 9, 2026, as several justices questioned whether courts should continue allowing individuals to seek financial compensation directly from federal officials.The arguments arose from a lawsuit filed by former federal prisoner Kekai... Read More about Supreme Court Could Make It Harder to Sue Federal Agents

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Albertsons, Safeway Ordered to Pay $900 Million Over Washington Opioid Crisis

A Washington state judge ordered Albertsons and its Safeway subsidiary to pay $900 million on Thursday, November 5, 2026, after finding that their pharmacies repeatedly failed to properly investigate suspicious opioid prescriptions and substantially contributed to the state’s overdose crisis.King County Superior Court Judge Janet Helson found that Albertsons violated... Read More about Albertsons, Safeway Ordered to Pay $900 Million Over Washington Opioid Crisis

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