Accused Tyler Robinson faces June 2028 trial in Charlie Kirk murder case

Tyler Robinson’s trial over Charlie Kirk’s alleged murder is set to begin June 21, 2028, with 105 days reserved, a Utah judge ruled Monday. Robinson, 23, has pleaded not guilty and faces a potential death sentence; prosecutors sought an earlier date, while his lawyers requested more preparation time. Kirk’s 2025 killing shocked US politics.

Trump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as China controversy deepens

Trump said the FBI is investigating allegations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a woman linked to Chinese intelligence, though Huang told him he knew nothing of her alleged ties. Nvidia shares fell 4% as its board opened an inquiry. Shareholders sued, while lawmakers urged tighter chip-sale limits to China; Beijing rejected the claims.

Delhi pollution monitors went dark as AQI surged on Diwali

Delhi’s post-Diwali air-quality reading understated pollution after PM2.5 data vanished from monitoring stations as readings neared 1,000 µg/m³; later-released data showed levels peaking at 3,744. The gaps lowered the AQI to 344, although estimates incorporating readings put it near 360. Stations continued recording gases, while firecrackers, farm smoke and calm winds worsened the haze.

Puka Nacua’s injury setback could keep Rams WR out until Week 15

Rams coach Sean McVay said Puka Nacua will likely go on injured reserve after suffering MCL and PCL sprains and turf toe in Sunday’s win over Washington, potentially sidelining him for at least a month. He caught 14 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown; IR would make Week 15 his earliest return. Earlier injuries have also interrupted his season.

M. John Harrison's The End of Everything wins 2026 Booker Prize for fiction

M. John Harrison’s dystopian science-fiction novel “The End of Everything” won the Booker Prize, the first science-fiction work to receive the prestigious award. Set on England’s coast after societal collapse, it follows a beachcomber confronting mysterious aliens and a shape-shifting artifact. Harrison, 81, is the Booker’s oldest winner, affirming the prize’s embrace of all genres.

Top House Democrat calls for 'full briefing' on Nvidia CEO Huang's links to alleged Chinese spy

House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries called for a congressional briefing on reports Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence, saying lawmakers need answers. He backed restrictions on U.S. chip sales to China in the defense bill. Nvidia’s probe followed reports of Huang’s relationship with a Chinese businesswoman; Senate provisions would expand AI-chip export oversight.

Trump says US war in Iran is ‘militarily effectively over,’ suggests ‘status quo’ to continue

President Donald Trump said US military action in Iran is “effectively over,” signaling no planned strikes while maintaining sanctions, a naval blockade and readiness to resume force if circumstances change. His announcement followed talks with Qatar’s prime minister, a mediator in US-Iran negotiations, amid Tehran’s nuclear proposal; Trump cited positive momentum, while Iran reiterated its seven demands.

Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang sued over disclosures related to suspected Chinese spy

Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang face a proposed shareholder class action alleging they misled investors by concealing Huang’s alleged relationship with Alice Huang, reportedly identified by U.S. authorities as a Chinese intelligence asset, and related national-security concerns. Nvidia announced an investigation Sunday; shares fell 4.3% Monday, erasing about $190 billion in value. Huang co-founded the chipmaker.

British author M John Harrison wins Booker Prize for 'The End of Everything'

M John Harrison, 81, won the 2026 Booker Prize for dystopian satire *The End of Everything*, becoming its oldest-ever recipient after six decades of writing. Judges unanimously praised the 198-page novel for its unsettling effect and “twinge of optimism.” Set in future England after a mysterious catastrophe, it follows Phillip Tennent and his elderly aunt Marnie.

Trump backs Jensen Huang as FBI probes Nvidia CEO-related spy allegations

Trump said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang need not fear an FBI inquiry related to allegations that a Chinese business executive involved in an affair was spying, calling Huang honorable and saying he had no knowledge she was an agent. Huang and Nvidia will cooperate; Beijing calls the allegations baseless. Nvidia shares fell 5% amid U.S.-China chip tensions.

Trump says Russia-Ukraine breakthrough possible in Abu Dhabi talks; Marco Rubio not too optimistic

Trump said Russia-Ukraine-US talks in Abu Dhabi could produce a breakthrough as negotiations resumed after nine months, with officials privately signaling flexibility on territorial issues. European, NATO and EU representatives will discuss postwar security guarantees, while Marco Rubio warned progress remained difficult. Ukraine plans to prioritize prisoner exchanges and humanitarian issues in a conflict ongoing since 2022.

Pisces Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Pisces can expect progress, as a teacher or elder directs study and efforts, while children’s success brightens home life. Students will focus, though extra work may crowd schedules; take considered risks. Relationships feel affectionate, and comfort may prompt spending. Health remains sound. The Moon in Scorpio emphasizes learning and travel, while retrograde Venus highlights partnership.

Aquarius Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Aquarius may receive workplace recognition and support, while a content partnership helps align personal and professional responsibilities. Secondary income is possible, and business owners may discuss expansion without deciding. Attend to a child’s health and keep study manageable. The forecast links career visibility to the Moon in Scorpio and relationship harmony to Jupiter in Leo.

Capricorn Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Capricorn can expect earnings, a long-awaited wish fulfilled, and recognition for sustained effort, as skills and clear communication drive progress. Invest in fixed deposits or mutual funds, and avoid pride with senior colleagues. Romance and family life feel warm, supported by a spouse and elder sibling; gatherings bring good news. Saturn and the Moon highlight income, skills, and connections.

Sagittarius Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Sagittarius may feel insecure and tired today, needing reassurance from a confidant while expenses exceed income; keep spending cautious and choose an evening with an early night. Relationship tension could make conversations feel weighty, so explain your mood plainly. Students may struggle to focus, and travel may bring poor returns, with the Moon in Scorpio.

Scorpio Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Scorpios can expect a fulfilling day by focusing on their main task, with confidence and recognition lifting their mood. Work, study, and business are favored, and earnings may improve, but curb spending. Partners will cooperate, while unmarried Scorpios may hear a proposal through relatives or neighbors. The Moon heightens sensitivity; Rahu stirs restlessness at home.

Virgo Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Virgos should focus on demanding work today, as sustained effort and courage are likely to bring positive results. A younger sibling’s call may offer welcome support, while conversations and short trips flow well. Relationships look peaceful, but commitments carry weight; avoid fresh investment in new projects. With the Moon in Scorpio energizing initiative, prioritize responsibilities already underway.

Libra Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Libra’s day favors investment, savings and family reconciliation, with a guest possibly arriving and your persuasive voice helping settle a disagreement. Household discussions can clarify financial priorities and strengthen relationships, but keep your tone gentle, as words carry extra weight. Progress requires effort; contacts may help, while food, routines and shared meals shape wellbeing.

Cancer Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Cancer’s work is likely to go well today, as sincere effort and sound judgment provide direction, while a lighter mood makes room for loved ones. Guard against financial risks sparked by restless curiosity and set a limit on pleasure spending. Romance, family time, study, creative work, and practical ventures are favored, with the Moon supporting focus and creativity.

Leo Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Leo’s day today centers on a harmonious home life, with family support lifting confidence and optimism, while a property plan may gain backing and funds may emerge. Spousal cooperation will help with practical decisions, though students may struggle to focus and should study in short sessions. Jupiter boosts authority, while Mars may bring irritability later.

Gemini Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Gemini’s day pairs romantic warmth and good news from children with a busy workload, which steady effort can keep in balance. Couples can enjoy affectionate conversation, while singles may welcome an invitation or date. Students benefit from focus, and businesspeople may expand through initiative and calculated risks. The Scorpio Moon highlights routine duties; start waiting tasks early.

Taurus Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Taurus may find its happiest direction in a family picnic, as shared plans and warm conversation bring pleasure to the day. A partner or contact will shape events, while romance and companionship benefit from open discussion. At work, seek clarity and recognition; finances favor gains. Maintain your usual care, with the Moon in Scorpio emphasizing partnerships.

Aries Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Aries should avoid major decisions today, as restlessness and disappointment may cloud judgment, while support from children offers encouragement. Familiar home and work tasks can provide steadier focus, and emotional reactions should be allowed to settle. Studies, ideas, advice, and blocked money recovery are favored. The forecast links the uneven mood to Scorpio’s Moon and Chandrashtama.

Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

November 10’s horoscope urges patience, resilience, planning, and intuition in professional and personal choices. Some signs face workplace pressure or uncertainty, while others advance through steady effort and long-term thinking. In love, honest communication, trust, and measured expectations help prevent distance. Covering all zodiac signs, the readings pair practical guidance with gemstone suggestions for balance.

Dianna Russini announces new NFL show, column for offshore sportsbook opportunity

Dianna Russini resumes her NFL-insider career Wednesday with The Russini Report, a BetUS TV show featuring betting-focused previews and analysis; Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcells joins the premiere. She will write a column. Russini resigned from The Athletic in April amid scrutiny over her relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel; BetUS faces licensing restrictions.

Nations must turn climate promises into practical action: COP31 prez

At COP31’s opening in Antalya, Murat Kurum urged nations to turn pledges into action, calling the summit an “implementation COP” amid interlocking crises. He reaffirmed the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit. The WMO said 2026 is on track to extend 12 years of record warmth, with temperatures 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels and El Niño potentially pushing them higher.

Court rejects Lindsay Clancy’s bid to dismiss case over deaths of her three children

A judge denied Lindsay Clancy’s motion to dismiss charges over the 2023 deaths of her three children, clearing the way for a retrial after jurors deadlocked. He ruled a mistrial necessary, rejecting the defense argument that deliberations should have continued. Her lawyers cite postpartum psychosis; prosecutors say she acted deliberately. The next hearing is Nov. 16.

Thomas Massie: From county judge-executive to congressman leading Pete Hegseth impeachment push

Rep. Thomas Massie is preparing to introduce a measure seeking Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s impeachment amid clashes with Trump. Massie has condemned Trump’s Iran strikes as unconstitutional and helped push for release of Jeffrey Epstein files. Elected in 2012 after serving as county judge-executive, he studied engineering at MIT and grew up in rural Kentucky.

Supreme Court allows Trump border wall at Big Bend National Park in Texas

The U.S. Supreme Court cleared President Donald Trump’s administration to proceed with border-barrier construction near Big Bend National Park, lifting a judge’s halt as environmental litigation continues. The court said federal interests outweighed alleged ecological, recreational and aesthetic harm; Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented. Plans include a 17-mile vehicle barrier; waivers invoke a 1996 law.

Trump says Saudi, Qatar want peaceful solution to Iran war, but doesn’t rule out US strikes

Qatar’s prime minister met President Trump at the White House as Doha delivered an Iranian nuclear proposal, a significant step in efforts to end the Iran conflict. Trump said Qatar and Saudi Arabia favored peace but warned the US remained ready to strike. A diplomat described the closed-door, 45-minute meeting as positive amid closely watched negotiations.