Breaking News & Events
Back-to-back earthquakes measuring 7.0 and 5.7 rocked buildings and shattered roads Friday morning in Anchorage, sending people running into the streets and briefly triggering a tsunami warning to residents in Kodiak to flee to higher ground. (Nov 30)
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Working-class voters in once-reliably Democratic northeast Ohio helped Donald Trump win the White House in 2016 with promises to bring back jobs. Whether they stick with him after the GM news could determine Trump’s political future. (Nov. 30)
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The Carnegie Deli is returning to New York City for a limited time to kickoff Amazon Prime’s ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ second season. The family that owns the iconic eatery which closed in 2016 is teaming with Prime to promote the show. (Nov. 30)
The chairman of the Senate intelligence committee says the guilty plea from President Donald Trump’s former lawyer sends a message that “if you lie to us, we’re going to go after you.” (Nov. 30)
Cybersecurity expert and NYU professor Justin Cappos says the security breach that compromised the information of as many as 500 million guests shows that Marriott’s Starwood hotels simply did not care about customer security and privacy. (Nov. 30)
A New Jersey man charged with killing his brother and the brother’s wife and two children appeared at court Friday morning, and pleaded not guilty. His lawyers said he loved his family dearly and would have never hurt them. (Nov. 30)
Back-to-back earthquakes shake Alaska, causing roads to buckle and sending emergency workers out to help (Nov. 30)
Here’s the latest for Friday, Nov. 30th: A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocks Alaska; the G-20 Summit kicks off in Argentina; a Marriott Hotel security breach compromises the information of 500 million people; Amsterdam’s annual light festival gets underway.
US President Donald Trump, meeting Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Argentina, said “we’ve just gotten to know each other and, so far so good.” (Nov. 30)
A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked buildings Friday morning in Anchorage and caused lamp posts and trees to sway, prompting people to run out of offices and seek shelter under office desks. (Nov. 30)