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Infant Found Alive After Being Buried in Dog Crate in South Carolina

An 11-month-old boy named Koah Sharpe was found alive in South Carolina after being buried for about 24 hours. Local police reported that he was discovered wrapped in a dog crate in a shallow grave in the woods.

Three killed and several injured in vehicle crash near North Hollywood Metro station

A vehicle crash near a North Hollywood Metro station resulted in three fatalities and multiple injuries on Tuesday evening. The incident involved a white SUV that struck a food stand, with the driver hospitalized and under investigation for possible impairment.

Vehicle Collides with Pedestrians in Los Angeles, Resulting in Three Fatalities

A vehicle struck pedestrians in Los Angeles on November 10, 2026, leading to at least three fatalities. Authorities are currently investigating the incident.

Three fatalities reported in Los Angeles pedestrian crash

A car crash in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, resulted in three fatalities and three critical injuries during Tuesday's rush hour. The incident occurred near a metro station, prompting emergency services to transport the injured to hospitals.

Three fatalities reported after vehicle strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood

A car crash in North Hollywood resulted in three fatalities and three individuals in critical condition. The incident occurred at around 5:55 p.m. local time when the vehicle struck a food stand near a bus stop. The LAPD is investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash, which was initially classified as an assault with a deadly weapon.

Judge Orders Custody of Thomas Markle Sr. Following Ankle Monitor Removal

A judge has ordered the custody of Thomas Markle Sr. after he removed his ankle monitor, according to prosecutors. He lives in an assisted living facility in Lakeland, Florida.

Dave Edler, former Seattle Mariners player, injured in crash that killed his wife

A head-on crash in Yakima resulted in the death of Susie Edler, wife of former Seattle Mariners player Dave Edler, who was critically injured. The driver, Trevor Allen Stockton, faces charges of vehicular homicide and assault.

Mayor Mamdani signs law prioritizing nonprofits for distressed NYC properties

On November 10, 2026, Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, which prioritizes nonprofits in acquiring distressed residential properties in New York City. This marks the second bill signed by Mamdani during his tenure.

Inquest reveals cause of Boxing Day house fire that killed mother and two children

An inquest has determined that a house fire on Boxing Day, which led to the deaths of a mother and her two children, likely started in the living room. The fire is believed to have been caused by electrical devices that were left plugged in.

Ohio State University fraternity suspended after video shows two individuals on fire

Ohio State University has suspended the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity after a video surfaced showing two individuals on fire during an incident near the campus. The university is investigating the circumstances, and both individuals are receiving medical care. Police were not initially called to the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.

Queens Public Library Experiences Network Outage Due to Ransomware Attack

Queens Public Library is open but facing a network outage due to a ransomware attack. While borrowing and returning materials is still possible, renewals are unavailable.

ICE Agents Arrest Individual at New Jersey Grocery Store

ICE agents arrested a man at a grocery store in New Jersey, leading to a confrontation with a crowd demanding their departure. The incident occurred on November 10, 2026.

Philly DSA Responds to Backlash Over Boycott of Jewish Restaurants

The Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America condemned backlash against a boycott of Jewish restaurants, labeling it political repression. The boycott, criticized for its timing on the eve of Kristallnacht, targeted several establishments in Rittenhouse Square. Philly DSA stated it did not organize the event but accused officials of conflating antisemitism with anti-Zionism. Elected leaders, including Governor Shapiro, defended their statements, calling the boycott antisemitic. The event prompted a strong response from the Jewish community, with many showing support for the targeted businesses.

Investigation launched after nearly 30 runners hospitalized at Santa Barbara Half Marathon

An investigation is underway after nearly 30 runners were hospitalized during the Santa Barbara Half Marathon. Police received reports from a local hospital about participants experiencing unusual symptoms following the race held in high temperatures.

Man Arrested for Stalking Outside LeBron James' Home

A man was arrested for felony stalking outside LeBron James' home in Los Angeles on Friday night. James was away during the incident and later confirmed his family's safety.

NYPD Graduates 959 New Officers at Madison Square Garden

A graduation ceremony for 959 new NYPD officers took place at Madison Square Garden on November 10, 2026. This event introduced the class of 2026, marking their transition into active duty.

Ohio State University Suspends Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Following Incident

South Carolina man detained for leaving daughter outside Target overnight

John-Michael Dooley, a South Carolina resident, was taken into custody for leaving his 6-year-old daughter outside a Target while he returned home. Authorities responded to reports about the unattended child and confirmed the girl was safe. Dooley faces charges of unlawful conduct toward a child.

Two Individuals Arrested Following Car Crash Near White House

Two individuals were arrested after a car crashed into a sign north of Lafayette Square near the White House. The driver was reported to be combative following the incident, according to the Secret Service.

Two Washington deputies killed during hostage rescue attempt

Two Washington state sheriff’s deputies were killed on November 3 while attempting to rescue possible hostages after responding to a domestic violence shooting. The deputies, Mason Acheson and Parker Perry, were shot while entering a home near Spangle. Acheson died at the hospital, and Perry remained on life support. The suspect, Ryan Larsen, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.