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Fire crews in Southern California are working to contain a wind-driven blaze that has charred hills and burned at least six large coastal homes
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October, 2026
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18 October
Vance faces tough questions on Iran war, immigration and more in CBS town hall
Vice President JD Vance faced tough questions from voters about the Trump administration’s policies on data centers, high costs, immigration and his own rhetoric in a town hall on CBS News that aired Saturday night
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18 October
Rubio heads to Central Asia as some wonder if he’s keeping the most pressing matters at a distance
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has left Washington on his 31st trip abroad as America’s top diplomat, heading to Uzbekistan and India amid rumblings that he’s ignoring pressing matters in favor of more politically safe visits and meetings
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17 October
Typhoon Champi becomes a dangerous Category 4 storm as it approaches Guam
Typhoon Champi becomes a dangerous Category 4 storm as it approaches Guam
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17 October
Fisherman, 71, attacked and killed by 12-foot alligator alongside Florida lake
The presence of other active alligators complicated any chance of rescuing him.
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17 October
Search continues after boat capsizes off Baja California coast. 16 rescued, but others missing
Authorities are searching for 11 people missing after a boat from Mexico capsized off Baja California
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17 October
Community leaders say foiled Illinois mass shooting was result of surge in anti-Hindu hate online
Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old man on suspicion of attempting a mass shooting at a Hindu temple in Aurora, Illinois
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17 October
Youngest Oregon school shooting victim was a fearless climber who loved stuffed animals
The aunt of the youngest child killed in a shooting at an Oregon elementary school said he was a fast runner and a fearless climber who loved reading
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17 October
DOJ reaches settlement with Mississippi police department it found routinely violated civil rights
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday it reached a settlement forcing reforms for a Mississippi city and its police department, which the DOJ found discriminated against Black people, used excessive force and retaliated against critics
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