Thursday, November 12th

Logan Circle Shooting Kills One

A gunman killed one person and wounded four others Thursday morning in Washington, D.C.’s Logan Circle neighborhood, with one survivor in critical condition, police said.

Brooklyn Collapse Raises Site Questions

Seven of the eight people killed in Brooklyn’s building collapse have been identified, as officials investigate the neighboring construction site.

White House Warns Oversight Democrats

The White House warned House Oversight Democrats that their planned investigations into the Trump administration could lead to criminal inquiries against lawmakers.

Donald Trump Reassigns JD Vance

President Donald Trump on Thursday pulled Vice President JD Vance away from Iran peace talks and directed him to focus on alleged corruption in Democratic-led cities and states.

Supporters Celebrate Scott Colom’s Mississippi Victory

Supporters danced, cheered and wept at Tougaloo College on Wednesday as Scott Colom celebrated becoming Mississippi’s U.S. senator-elect.

Pete Hegseth Awards Tomb Sentinel

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth awarded Army Spc.

Polls Underestimated Democrats’ Midterm Support

Post-election analysis found that national polls underestimated Democratic support in the 2026 midterms by about four percentage points.

Russia Allows Europe Into Ukraine Talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to let European representatives join the next round of Ukraine peace talks, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said Thursday.

Microsoft Outlook Outage Hits Users

Microsoft said Thursday that an ongoing outage was disrupting Outlook email and other Microsoft 365 services across multiple regions.