Solange on her Eldorado Ballroom series, her love of the tuba and the long wait for new music

The NFL’s most reliable wrecking ball, now with the Baltimore Ravens, swings toward a Washington defense that just had its best game of the season.

Freshman Colton Rodgers finished with the low individual score for the Panthers, who topped Sidwell Friends by 42 strokes.

Wall Street Journal editor-at-large Gerry Baker spoke to “America Reports" about MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough attacking his paper for running an op-ed from JD Vance.

With Derek Carr sidelined for multiple weeks with an oblique injury, the New Orleans Saints are turning to rookie quarterback Spencer Rattler this week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Joshua Cantero, 20, has been charged with assault for slashing a 65-year-old man as he waited in his car during the Midtown parade in August.

Tampa General Hospital, the region’s only Level I Trauma Center, is preparing to continue normal operations during Hurricane Milton.

Christine Jorgensen is coming to life. Again. Fourth time. Once inside her mom. Once as a man. Once as a woman. Now as a B’way musical.

The "Money Bag" rapper admitted that she is "running out of space" to store her rare Hermès Birkin bags in her spacious closet.

Unexpectedly, Pennsylvania voters in two different generations are poised to elect the next president of the United States. 

Alonso did not mention any mechanical changes that have led to the differently placed blasts, but his opposite-field shots portend well.

Next spring's Met Gala could be canceled.

As Florida residents brace for the landfall of Hurricane Milton on Wednesday night, the American Lung Association is offering guidance for those with chronic lung conditions.

Republican vice presidential running mate Sen. JD Vance held a rally in Tucson, Arizona, and slammed the Harris-Biden administration for failing to put Americans first.

Even those who believe they understand George Washington’s legacy will be surprised by the degree to which Donald Trump is so obviously his opposite.

The NFL is reportedly investigating Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens for having an explicit message on his eye black against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Dem’s harsh words stirred quick backlash among Empire State Republicans, including Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, who called on prominent Democrats to denounce Hoylman-Sigal.

Montinique Monroe/Getty ImagesVice President Kamala Harris has raised over $1 billion since her campaign launched in July, according to multiple reports.Multiple sources in the Harris campaign confirmed the staggering total to both the New York Times and NBC News on Wednesday. The Democratic nominee’s total fundraising haul for September has not been made public yet.The windfall follows a month of major fundraisers, including a big ticket event on Wall Street that netted her $27 million in one night, as well as a push through her home state of California that earned her about $55 million in donations in one weekend.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Art TVs are all the rage.

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, federal officials are preparing for quick responses after the storm sweeps through the state. Coast Guard Rear Admiral Douglas M. Schofield joins CBS News with more on rescue and response preparations.

Italian archaeologists uncovered an ancient bathhouse at Halaesa, an archaeological site located in northern Sicily. The finds include mosaic floors, two rooms and a courtyard.

Republicans are encouraging people to vote early but, in some cases, making it harder to do so.

The top boss at CBS is standing by its news network amid newsroom turmoil following "CBS Morning" co-host Tony Dokoupil's tense exchange with anti-Israel author Ta-Nehisi Coates.

Her media swing showed how she often responds to uncomfortable questions by acknowledging them, yet not fully answering them.

Trump traveled to Scranton, where Biden was born and lived off-and-on until he was 10, with 27 days to go before the election, which most pundits predict will be won or lost in the Keystone State.

State union workers criticize both Gov. Wes Moore (D) and former governor Larry Hogan (R) for a lack of spending on workers and their facilities.

Former President Trump, President Biden, Vice President Harris trade fire over the government's response to Hurricane Helene and preparations as Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida.

“I hope you choke on your lies!”

Bill Simmons eviscerated the Patriots over their decision to start Drake Maye on Sunday against the Texans.

The Category 4 hurricane – which is the strongest storm in the Gulf of Mexico since 2005 – is expected to slam the Tampa Bay area. 

An office shared by Kamala Harris' campaign and the Democratic Party in Tempe, Arizona, was again the target of gunfire.

Columbia University Apartheid Divest has withdrawn an apology it made last spring for a member who said “Zionists don’t deserve to live.”

A homeowner in Michigan just barely avoided catastrophe after his oven caught on fire in the middle of the night.

In an emotional moment, LeBron James recently met the "lifesaver" who performed CPR on his son, Bronny, after he went into cardiac arrest.

“As of right now, the [medical examiner’s office] states that it's possible that the fetus had taken one or two breaths, but not enough to sustain life,” NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said.

Julianne Hough shared a video of herself stripping down to her bra and underwear a week after she raised concerns over her bikini body.

That’s all, folks. 

In his first year as a major league manager, Mendoza’s leashes for his starting pitchers have proven generally longer than most in today’s game.

Republican strategist Tricia McLaughlin and Amanda Renteria, former national political director for Hillary Clinton, analyze the positions of each presidential candidate.

Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks has a sizeable lead over former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan in a UMBC poll. The candidates are running for US Senate.

Since the mid-20th century, the Supreme Court has consistently struck down government attempts to silence speech — even speech that’s divisive, untrue or hateful.

The Mets have magic, mojo or momentum now, whether they want to admit it or not.

Mike Tannenbaum does not believe Aaron Rodgers has been the best quarterback in New York so far this season.

He targeted the young teens because they face few consequences when they're caught, law enforcement sources said.

The Menendez brothers in court. | Ted Soqui/Sygma via Getty Images As a culture, Americans are coming to better understand the injustice that was done to Lyle and Erik Menendez. The brothers were convicted in 1996 of murdering their wealthy parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, seven years earlier in a gruesome double homicide, when Lyle was 21 and Erik just 18. Their trials unfolded amid a tabloid media frenzy that emphasized the brothers’ presumed greed and sociopathy while mocking the decades of emotional and sexual abuse they claim to have experienced at the hands of their father. Despite overwhelming witness testimony presented in their first trials that they were telling the truth about their abuse, they were each ultimately sentenced to life without parole. Netflix’s recent Ryan Murphy docudrama, Monsters, takes a frank look at the brothers’ allegations of abuse, but it doesn’t do them any favors either, buying into the possibility that the pair made the whole thing up for sympathy and even implying an unfounded incestuous relationship between them. So it makes sense that in order to balance out those rather jarring claims, Netflix also recently launched a documentary film, simply titled The Menendez Brothers, that backs the abuse claims with an impressive number of first- and secondhand sources — including the brothers themselves, who appear via recorded phone calls from prison. Several members of the Menendez family appear on the documentary with stories of the abuse the brothers suffered from their father, including Joan Vander Molen, Kitty Menendez’s sister, and Diane Vander Molen, a cousin of Lyle and Erik.  Diane spent most of her summers growing up with the Menendez family and has never deviated from the story she testified to at the brothers’ first trials — that Lyle had told her about their father’s sexual abuse when he was just 8 years old. Her testimony also implicated Kitty Menendez, who, she alleged, knew about Lyle’s claims and either disbelieved them or chose to ignore them. After that, the brothers have said the alleged abuse went on for years after that, with the brothers claiming that their father’s sexual abuse of Erik continued into Erik’s adulthood, with Lyle learning that his brother was still being abused just days before the murders. Multiple Menendez family members recalled several chilling stories of abuse, but one about a trust fall gone wrong in Lyle’s childhood, the first story Diane Vander Molen relates in the documentary, seems particularly revealing as a glimpse into the lives the brothers lived. “One time Jose put Lyle on a kitchen counter and prompted Lyle to jump off, and he was going to catch him. As Lyle did so, Jose backed off and let him fall to the ground, telling him that you can never trust anybody.” Taken as an isolated example, we might consider this an anecdote of a cruel prank played on an innocent child. But in the context of everything we know about Jose Menendez and his children, it becomes much more significant. It’s a simple but revealing look at a man whose behavior seemed to be a textbook example of coercive control — a long-term behavior pattern in which a family member carries out an ongoing strategy of manipulation and emotional abuse against his partner and/or his children. This was just one example of a lifetime of alleged psychological torture. It’s anguishing to think what such an environment would do to two young boys forced to play these kinds of mind games by a parent whom they loved and trusted. Coercive control often accompanies other dysfunctional behaviors, including domestic violence and sexual abuse. Although the term was first coined in 1982, it wasn’t popularized as a concept until the late aughts (via an influential book on the subject) and still has yet to be fully or widely understood by the general public. More and more states are beginning to incorporate coercive control into their civil procedures and guidelines for understanding domestic violence, but as of 2024 only a handful of states, including Hawaii and Massachusetts, actually prosecute coercive control as a criminal offense.  While most people recognize that strategic manipulation is a key factor in situations involving long-term domestic abuse, the justice system lacks sentencing guidelines that incorporate that understanding, including where juvenile and young offenders are concerned. In the case of Lyle and Erik Menendez, the court failed even to accept that prolonged abuse could be a defense to murder.  Lyle and Erik were initially each tried separately in 1993; both trials, in which the defense relied heavily on testimony supporting their abuse claims, resulted in hung juries. The next trial began in October 1995, just eight days after the O.J. Simpson acquittal — the timing of which, the documentary implies, may have increased a public thirst for vengeance against wealthy defendants. For this trial, which saw them being tried together, the judge rejected what he called the “abuse excuse” and thus disallowed nearly all of the expert and personal testimony corroborating the brothers’ claims.  The jurors in that trial, according to one juror who appears in the documentary, were also dissuaded from considering manslaughter as an option, which could have dramatically reduced their sentences. Given the overwhelming number of witnesses who back their claims of an abusive household of coercive control and the increased understanding we have of how long-term abuse can affect children, it’s generally understood — and their defense attorneys have argued — that their trials would have gone much differently today. The law increasingly recognizes coercive control and prolonged abuse as supporting a defense of diminished capacity, which can frequently result in a conviction on a lesser degree of a crime.  Fortunately, the brothers have a shot at a reprieve: a recently rediscovered letter purportedly written by Erik Menendez eight months before the murders in which he details his ongoing sexual abuse by Jose has been used as the basis for a motion to vacate the brothers’ convictions. A recent story in People magazine notes that the Los Angeles district attorney’s office will give the court a formal recommendation on the motion on November 26. That means the nightmare for the Menendez brothers could finally end.

The actor and Britt Stewart were eliminated from Season 33 of the ABC show after their Paso Doble routine to Warrant's 1990 track “Cherry Pie."

“Brown won't divest from 10 companies described...as facilitating ‘the Israeli occupation of Palestinian Territory,’” the school said in a statement.

There's a mystery at the center of this series, but it may be too busy examining the siblings' personal lives to matter.

Industry report says the system for tracking and verifying the integrity of airplane parts remains heavily dependent on on paper documents.