Heidi Klum's Severed Hand Brings Halloween Spectacle Back to the Spotlight
Heidi Klum unveiled a giant severed hand as her 2026 Halloween costume, the latest in a long run of attention-grabbing looks.
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Heidi Klum unveiled a giant severed hand as her 2026 Halloween costume, the latest in a long run of attention-grabbing looks.
Security forces surrounded a planned opposition protest in Delhi as Congress leaders press for the election chief's resignation over voter list revisions.
A 35-year-old man has been charged under explosives and firearms law after police searched properties in Belfast, according to reports.
Residents of the occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky have returned to Ukrainian-held territory by a route through Russia and Belarus, under an arrangement CBS News says was brokered by a U.S. official.
The Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream to win the franchise's first WNBA championship in only their second season.
Alaska's Republican-led government asks a federal judge to permanently dismiss a Trump administration lawsuit seeking to block certification of a Senate race.
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has asked fellow Democrat Haley Stevens to stay away from his final campaign events amid a public dispute in a close Michigan Senate race.
A Miami federal judge dismissed President Trump's defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal, finding he did not show actual malice.
Washington, D.C. and Virginia asked a federal court to block a proposed Trump arch, as the administration says construction could start as early as next week.
Police in Fairfield, California, are searching for a gunman who killed one person and injured six at a Spirit Halloween store on Friday night.
The United States has approved a sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged allies to speed up deliveries.
The prime minister says Britain must face its role in the slave trade and is open to an apology, but he rejects reparations.
A federal judge has ordered the government to stop threatening or intimidating election officials as midterm voting nears, according to CBS News and NBC News.
Riot police confronted protesters outside Poland's constitutional court after its president and deputy were suspended in a decade-long legal fight.
A U.S. immigration officer was indicted in Houston on an aggravated assault charge over an October 10 incident involving a man who was hurt.
Former Democratic primary rivals Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are at odds over Israel as the party works to hold a key Michigan Senate seat.
A federal prosecutor in Alaska confirms criminal and civil inquiries into an alleged Democratic scheme to use a same-named spoiler candidate against Senator Dan Sullivan.
Pope Leo XIV, born in Chicago, has voted by mail in the U.S. midterms, the first pontiff to cast a ballot in an American general election.
After cancelling two weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, President Trump will now go ahead with them, as close midterm races draw attention.
Christa Pike has given her first statement since a failed execution attempt last month, describing lasting pain and isolation.