A shocking incident unfolded in Zhuhai, China, on Monday, when a car plowed into a crowd of people exercising at a local stadium, leaving at least 35 people dead and 43 others injured. This tragic event, described as a "serious and vicious attack" by local authorities, occurred at the Zhuhai Sports Centre, a place where many had gathered for their regular physical activities. Eyewitnesses reported seeing people of all ages—elderly individuals, teenagers, and even children—among the victims.

President-elect Donald Trump is crafting his second-term cabinet and White House staff with a strategic focus on loyalty, aiming to fill top positions with individuals who are fully aligned with his agenda. His approach includes tapping deep congressional experience, especially from those who back his hardline positions on immigration and foreign policy, while largely bypassing establishment Republicans—whom Trump blames for hindering his first-term objectives.

Donald Trump is already setting the stage for a presidency that could be far more assertive and controlling than his first term. One of his early moves? He’s pushing Republican senators to let him take charge of selecting key government positions without their usual oversight. In fact, he wants to bypass the traditional Senate process entirely, demanding that they step aside and allow him to make these appointments unilaterally.

Donald Trump’s influence over the incoming Republican-controlled US Senate is facing an early test this Wednesday as a longtime ally of the president-elect, Senator Rick Scott of Florida, throws his hat into the ring for a high-stakes leadership battle. Scott is attempting to replace the outgoing Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, and he’s up against some formidable party heavyweights—John Thune of South Dakota and John Cornyn of Texas. These two have long been at the helm of the Senate Republican establishment, making Scott’s bid one of the most exciting and contentious races in Washington right now.

Let’s dive into the latest buzz surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship, which has definitely caught the public's attention in recent weeks. For those of you who follow football—or even if you don’t—Taylor’s recent appearances at two consecutive Kansas City Chiefs games have had everyone talking. This is the first time we’ve really seen Taylor show up at these games in this way, and it’s led to plenty of speculation about how things are heating up between her and Travis. So, what’s really going on behind the scenes? Here's what we know so far.

J.K. Simmons, the seasoned actor best known for his iconic role as the strict music teacher in Whiplash and now playing Santa Claus in the Christmas film Red One, opened up about his long and successful marriage to his wife, Michelle Schumacher, at the premiere of his new movie in New York City on November 11. The couple has been together for over 28 years, and the actor shared some heartwarming insights into what makes their relationship work.

The much-loved trio from The Good Place reunited in an emotional display of support and camaraderie at the premiere of Ted Danson’s new Netflix series, A Man on the Inside, on November 10. Although The Good Place may have wrapped up its run in 2020, it’s clear that the cast’s friendship is alive and well. Kristen Bell and D’Arcy Carden made a heartfelt appearance at the event, both embracing Danson, who was visibly moved by their support.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are making waves in the NBA this season, with an impressive start that has fans and analysts buzzing. On Monday night, the Cavs extended their winning streak to 12 games, overcoming the Chicago Bulls in a thrilling 119-113 matchup. This win etched Cleveland into the NBA history books as just the eighth team to kick off a season with a flawless 12-0 record. The last team to achieve such an incredible start was the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors, who famously opened their season with a 24-0 run, ending with a historic 73-9 record.

Matvei Michkov made a triumphant return to the Philadelphia Flyers lineup after sitting out two games as a healthy scratch, making it clear he was back with a mission. His return to action on Monday night against the San Jose Sharks was nothing short of electrifying. Michkov not only scored his fourth multipoint game but also had an unforgettable second-period goal that put his skills on full display. However, his emotions got the best of him late in regulation, as he ended up taking a roughing penalty after an altercation with Macklin Celebrini, who appeared to knock Michkov’s stick out of his hands.

After one of his most memorable games, a career-high 45-point, 9-assist, and 5-steal performance, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander remained surprisingly nonchalant. Despite leading the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 134-126 victory over the LA Clippers, Gilgeous-Alexander shrugged off his stats, brushing aside any notion that it was an exceptional night. For him, it was “just another basketball game.” Sure, it was his 14th career 40-point game, but he saw room for improvement, recalling some missed opportunities. This casual confidence is precisely what makes Gilgeous-Alexander one of the most intriguing rising stars in the NBA today.

In an unforgettable showdown, the Eagles finally broke their Dallas Cowboys curse at AT&T Stadium, pulling off a monumental 34-6 win—their first in Dallas since 2017! With this win, the Eagles now hold a solid 7-2 record and proudly stand atop the NFC East. Both the offense and defense delivered a show for the ages, leaving fans energized and hopeful for a strong postseason run.