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The San Jose Sharks were left waiting to fly to Utah and the Florida Panthers reached St. Louis before the FAA halted departures. No NHL game had been postponed as of Friday evening.
The Democratic prosecutor becomes Mississippi's first Democratic senator-elect since 1982. Alaska's race, the last one undecided, counts more ballots Friday.
The FAA halted departures nationwide Friday after what Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called a communication issue at all regional air traffic control centers.
Russia and Ukraine agreed in Abu Dhabi to what officials called a large prisoner exchange. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner then met Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Nvidia says Huang left as CEO and board member effective immediately. Kress becomes interim CEO and Harvey C. Jones becomes the board's first chair.
Mortgage rates hit a seven-week low, single-family prices rose in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, and fewer homes were for sale, public data show.
The Recording Academy will reveal nominees for the 69th Grammy Awards on Nov. 16, starting at 7:45 a.m. ET. The ceremony is Feb. 7 in Los Angeles.
Alvarez took the American League award after a near Triple Crown season. Crow-Armstrong beat Shohei Ohtani in the National League after a 45-homer, 41-steal year.
The U.N. secretary-general told leaders in Antalya, Turkey, that the climate crisis is outrunning the world, as top leaders of the U.S., China and India stayed away.
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says transmission is slowing in some areas but new hotspots keep emerging, and violence is a major obstacle.
A hacktivist group says it took names, phone numbers and job details from a single sign-on service. Okta says it has no evidence its systems were compromised. DHS says it is 'actively working to address the situation.'
Halloween is Saturday and daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, the earliest possible date. The two will not line up this way again until 2037.
Strategists in both parties say Tuesday's results will start fights over direction. Republicans ask who succeeds Trump; Democrats argue over how far to push against their own leadership.
Two federal judges held hearings Friday on the administration's plans for East Potomac Golf Links and a memorial arch. One judge said she intends to appoint a special master to look into what officials told the court.
The AP says some Republicans are distancing themselves from the administration's tactics while Trump says Democrats let migrants 'pour across our borders.' Democrats are split over how far to go.
Republicans see holding the seat as essential to keeping their Senate majority. Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, is challenging the appointed senator.
A PBS NewsHour report visits campuses building structured, screen-free events and career-focused programs. UMass Amherst says student loneliness fell from 54% to about 42%, a figure PBS did not independently source.
Leaders ended a two-day summit in Montreal by launching an 'Alliance for the Future.' Some European governments resist the 'associate member' label, and President Trump has suggested he could see the deal as a 'hostile act.'
PBS NewsHour visited the 7th and 8th Districts, where Republicans and Democrats trade attacks over stock trading, personal finances and housing costs. Rising prices touch voters on both sides.
