Paraguayan judge placed former president Santiago Peña in preventive detention after the Senate removed his immunity. The case involves a Ueno Bank scandal and an alleged $163 million scheme.
President Donald Trump instructed the Justice Department on Saturday to probe Democratic leaders, alleging threats against Republicans. The move follows Tuesday’s midterm elections that gave Democrats a congressional majority.
A magnitude 5.5‑5.7 quake struck Shizuoka Prefecture at 1:04 a.m. local time, shaking Aichi and surrounding areas, injuring up to 22 people and prompting reduced Shinkansen speeds.
U.S. Secret Service agents detained Venezuelan citizen Ronny Yordrix Guanipa Chrinos near the White House after finding a stolen car loaded with an AR‑15, two pistols and ammunition. He claimed voices urged him to kill President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump announced on Friday in Washington that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, days after Republican midterm losses.
Saturday 7 November 2026’s television guide lists the third day of the Sylhet test, European club football, national cricket league matches and detailed Islamic prayer times for Dhaka and other cities.
The United States launched limited defensive strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island on Monday evening, targeting surface‑to‑air missile sites. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed to have shot down two US drones, while US officials expressed optimism about a diplomatic deal.
A Russian airstrike on a school in Komyshuvakha on 2 November 2026 struck people arriving for aid and a nearby shelter, killing rescue workers, police officers and other civilians. Ukrainian officials say the bombing was deliberate and condemn the attack.
Kimi Antonelli secured the Formula 1 World Championship at the Mexico City Grand Prix by finishing third, giving him an unassailable points lead. The win marks Mercedes' first driver title in many seasons and the first world champion for his country in decades.
France entered its third week of nationwide protests over rising living costs, prompting authorities to warn of serious disorder and deploy extensive security measures. Legal challenges reshaped the Paris march route while local curfews and interdictions were imposed in several cities.
The United States announced on 30 October that it will sell 500 Patriot PAC‑3 missile components to Ukraine. The purchase is financed by allied countries, with Lockheed Martin as the prime contractor, and Ukrainian officials say deliveries may not begin for years. The price of the missiles remains disputed.
Jordanian security forces arrested three suspects following a deadly shooting during a funeral procession at St George's Greek Orthodox Church in Karak governorate. The attack left at least nine people dead, prompting three days of national mourning and international messages of solidarity.