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LIV Golf Shutdown Confirmed in Court as League Winds Down After $5 Billion
LIV Golf is officially shutting down. Lawyers confirmed the wind-down in bankruptcy court after the $300 million rescue collapsed and Saudi funding ended.Read More...
Rezaei Meets Putin in Moscow With Khamenei Letter as Iran Sets Seven Conditions for Talks
Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei met Vladimir Putin in Moscow, delivering a letter from Ayatollah Khamenei and setting seven conditions for US talks.Read More...
Kohli's 74 and Two World Records Power India to Five-Wicket DLS Win Over New Zealand
Virat Kohli scored 74 and broke two world records as India beat New Zealand by five wickets via DLS in a rain-hit first ODI at Eden Park to lead the series 1-0.Read More...
Indian American Democrats Win 30 State Legislative Seats in 2026 Midterms
At least 30 Indian American Democrats won state legislative seats in the 2026 midterms, with historic firsts in Michigan, Georgia and Illinois, a record night.Read More...
Trump Questions Russian Fuel Import Ban and Says He Will 'Take a Look'
Donald Trump questioned the US law banning Russian petroleum imports on Thursday, saying he would examine it — but he announced no policy change at all.Read More...
Warriors Rout Heat 120-100 as Curry Scores 29 and Suns Top Magic 117-104
Stephen Curry scored 29 as the Warriors beat the Heat 120-100 for a sixth straight win on Thursday, while Devin Booker led the Suns past the Magic 117-104.Read More...
US Expands Cuba Sanctions to Tech and Shipping, Targets Chinese Suppliers
The US widened Cuba sanctions to technology, shipping and manufacturing on November 5, naming two Chinese military suppliers and five blocked vessels.Read More...
Nikkei Plunges 6% in Third-Biggest Drop Ever as AI Rout Spreads Across Asia
Japan's Nikkei 225 crashed 5.96% Friday in its third-biggest drop ever as Wall Street's AI sell-off spread across Asia, halting the Kospi after an 8.7% plunge.Read More...
Toccoa River Record Crest Floods Georgia Border Towns as Rescues Top 100
The Toccoa River crested at 18.05 feet on November 5, 2026, flooding McCaysville, Georgia, as Governor Kemp declared an emergency and rescues topped 100.Read More...