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Angelynn Mock worked at FOX 2 News in St. Louis before Friday arrest on first-degree murder chargeFox News Flash top headlines for November 3Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.A former morning TV news anchor is behind bars after she allegedly stabbed her elderly mother to death.

Former TV anchor accused of stabbing 80-year-old mother to death, telling police she did it to 'save herself'

Marlene Rodriguez, 20, is charged with attempted murder and other crimes, a New Jersey prosecutor allegesNEED TO KNOWPolice in Brick Township, N.J., responded to a 911 call for help from a home on Sat., Nov. 1Upon arrival, officers found a 2-year-old boy suffering from a stab wound to the chest

A 2-Year-Old Was Stabbed in the Chest. Who Allegedly Stabbed Him is Shocking

Bust out the cereal, cinnamon rolls and coffee.The annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, set for Thursday, Nov. 27, is approaching fast.The parade, one of the largest in the world, is held in New York City each Thanksgiving morning.The annual tradition is on the verge of a milestone in 2025, set to celebrate its 99th year when it draws scores of stars and entertainers from across the world to Manhattan later this month.

Which stars are performing at the 2025 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade?

Open enrollment has begun for many employees, as well as consumers using Affordable Care Act and Medicare health insurance plans.Health care premiums are rising 6.5% on average for employees, according to Mercer, and 26% for those on ACA plans, KFF found.Health savings accounts, or HSAs, may be an option to help pay for medical, dental and vision expenses.

How to navigate open enrollment as health insurance premiums increase

'Tomorrow will be less safe than today': Nat'l Air Traffic Controllers Association president warns about ongoing shutdownAfter the worst weekend for air traffic controller staffing since the start of the shutdown, NATCA President Nick Daniels joins CNN's Brianna Keilar. He says that every day the shutdown continues, the system will be less safe - and that's why air traffic has to slow down.

‘Tomorrow will be less safe than today’: Nat’l Air Traffic Controllers Association president warns about ongoing shutdown

Sydney Sweeney just wore a dress that nearly broke the internet for an event, and so many fans cannot get over it.The actress was a special celebrity guest at the Variety Power of Women event in Los Angeles, where she wore a sheer dress that hugged her frame and left little to the imagination.

You May Want To Sit Down Before You See The Completely Sheer Sparkly Dress Sydney Sweeney Just Wore To A 'Variety' Event

OpenAI has struck a $38 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to secure cloud computing power from the tech giant, the ChatGPT maker announced Monday.The multi-year deal will give the AI firm access to “hundreds of thousands of state-of-the-art” Nvidia chips, as the company seeks vast computing power to continue developing its AI models.

OpenAI, Amazon sign $38 billion computing deal

The lawyer for a man arrested in Michigan in connection with what the FBI described as a thwarted Halloween terror plot says there is “no evidence” to back up the claim.Three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation said federal agents took five people from Dearborn and Inkster, Michigan, into custody Friday as part of a investigation into a plot to attack the U.S. around Halloween that was tied to Islamic State group extremism.

Lawyer for man arrested in Michigan says there is 'no evidence' of Halloween terror plot

The death of the three-time Oscar nominee, whose starred in films including Chinatown, was announced by her daughter Laura DernOscar-nominated actor Diane Ladd has died at the age of 89.The actor, whose credits included Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, Chinatown and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, died at her home in Ojai, California.

Diane Ladd, Oscar-nominated actor of Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, dies aged 89

Washington hopes for good news with an MRI pending for Jayden DanielsWashington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels will undergo MRI testing to determine the severity of Sunday's dislocated elbow injury suffered during a 38-14 loss to the Seahawks, per CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones. Daniels scrambled toward the sideline midway through the fourth quarter when Seahawks linebacker Drake Thomas took him down.

Jayden Daniels has dislocated elbow, Commanders QB awaits MRI after injury against Seahawks

Kimberly-Clark on Monday said it is buying Tylenol maker Kenvue in a cash and stock deal worth about $48.7 billion, combining the Huggies manufacturer with the owner of Aveeno and Band-Aid.

Irving-based Kimberly-Clark buying Tylenol maker in $48.7 billion deal

Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the The Daily Wire. The author of this post is Amanda Prestigiacomo.The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) says tens of millions of Americans are at risk of losing food stamp benefits next month if Senate Democrats continue to refuse a deal on funding the government.

Food Stamps Wont Be Issued Nov 1 Because Of Senate Democrats, USDA Says

Bella May Culley, 19, from Teesside, was arrested in May by Georgian police after they seized a back containing over 14kg of cannabis at Tbilisi airport. She was found guilty by a Georgian court on Monday and sentenced to five months and 25 days in prison, the total time she had already spent in custody, after a plea deal.

'Happy and relieved': pregnant teenager Bella Culley freed from Georgian prison – video

CBS Sports experts provide their picks for the Final Four field and the national champion for 2025-26There have been 210 long days since college basketball's 2024-25 season ended in April.That drought ends today.That's right, baby: College basketball season is officially -- finally -- back in our lives.

Expert picks for Final Four: Who will win the 2026 NCAA Tournament and more bold predictions for this season

Ashanti threw a private, star-studded 51st birthday party for her husband, Nelly, at the hot spot Lo Kee Atlanta on Saturday.A source exclusively tells Page Six that the “Foolish” singer, 45, rented out a private room for the “Dilemma” emcee to celebrate his big day.

Inside Ashanti’s private 51st birthday bash for husband Nelly with surprise guests Jermaine Durpi and Bow Wow

The Florida businessmen who created Hooters more than four decades ago have taken back full control of the chain, vowing to restore its 1980s beach-bar vibe and replace the current, revealing waitress outfits with the iconic eatery’s original — and more modest — server uniforms.The founders’ group, operating as Hooters Inc., said Monday it finalized the purchase of Hooters of America on Friday, ending months of bankruptcy turmoil that left dozens of restaurants shuttered.

Skimpy uniforms are out, modesty is in as Hooters founders take back control of chain

Ring doorbell camera footage shows immigration officers pushing a postal carrier to the ground while attempting to shield a man from arrestImmigration authorities were captured on video shoving a postal carrier in the northwestern Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights to the ground while trying to intercept an arrest on Thursday.

Shocking surveillance footage captures ICE agents violently shoving USPS worker to the ground

10 So-Called Compliments That Actually Annoy WomenSometimes people think they’re being nice, but their words have the opposite effect. Many women hear comments that sound like compliments on the surface but actually feel insulting or frustrating. These so-called compliments often come with hidden judgments or stereotypes that make women uncomfortable.

10 So-Called Compliments That Actually Annoy Women

Letitia James built her reputation by prosecuting others. Now she’s the one under indictment. But her troubles aren’t just legal — they are political, too.As surprising as it might be, given New York’s history as a blue state, the New York attorney general faces a far greater danger in the political arena than many pundits realize.

Letitia James’s problems aren’t just legal

AMERICANS are in line to receive surprise refunds from the IRS as major tax changes roll out, and they will function similarly to the stimulus checks handed out during the pandemic, according to an expert.These tax refunds will go out to consumers in 2026 thanks to changes stemming from President Trump’s comprehensive law package signed into law back in July.

Americans to get surprise refunds from new ‘stimulus-style’ checks after major IRS tax changes, expert reveals

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For several weeks now, the Senate has tried, and failed, on 13 separate occasions to advance a short-term funding bill to reopen the government. But now, according to Senate Majority Leader John Thune, that bill has one pretty big problem: If it were to pass the Senate in the coming days, it wouldn't reopen the government for a long enough time.

Thune says extended shutdown means Senate needs to shift date on funding government

One victim released while other remains hospitalized after falling 15-20 feet during ride malfunction‘Major malfunction’: Witnesses describe terrifying Ferris wheel fall at Louisiana festivalBystanders recall the terrifying moment a Ferris wheel car jammed midair, sending two girls falling to the ground.Two girls were rushed to the hospital after falling from a Ferris wheel at a Louisiana Harvest Festival on Friday, authorities said.

Two girls hospitalized with injuries after falling from Ferris wheel at harvest festival

A medication that millions of people have trusted for years to manage their high blood pressure may come with a serious, previously unknown risk. A recent large-scale study from Europe has uncovered a surprising link between high doses of a common drug, nifedipine, and an increased risk of sudden cardiac arrest, a life-threatening heart event.

Widely used blood pressure drug linked to sudden heart stoppage

Washington —Interest rates are in a good place to deal with persistently elevated inflation, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said Monday in her first public remarks since President Donald Trump said he had fired her.Cook, appointed by former President Joe Biden and the first Black woman to serve as a Fed governor, is the first central bank official to ever be subject to a firing attempt.

Embattled Fed Governor Lisa Cook makes first public remarks since Trump said he fired her

Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd married in 1960 after meeting on the set of an off-Broadway productionNEED TO KNOWBruce Dern and Diane Ladd met while acting in a play and got married in 1960They welcomed two children throughout their nine-year marriage: Laura Dern and Diane Elizabeth Dern, who died when she was 18 months old

All About Laura Dern’s Parents, Oscar-Nominated Actors Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd

Six people have died, and 25 people have been hospitalized due to a listeria outbreak linked to recalled precooked pasta meals.The Food and Drug Administration, which first announced the outbreak in June, said in an update on Oct. 30 that more illnesses have been reported related to ready-to-eat pasta meals from food supplier Nate’s Fine Foods

6 dead, 25 hospitalized in listeria outbreak linked to precooked pasta meals

Ørsted Onshore North America is facing over $30,000 in fines after two bald eagles were discovered deadDoug Burgum explains how wind and solar do not ‘run America’Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum discusses the looming deadline for the President Donald Trump's ‘big, beautiful bill’ and the issues with the ‘green new scam’ on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

Green energy company in the hot seat after bald eagles knocked out of the skies

Elon Musk's automaker faces a widening probe concerning alleged safety defects with the company's flush-mounted, electronic door handles.The NHTSA has given Tesla until Dec. 10 to present extensive records around the design, failures and resolution of customer issues with its door releases.Chinese auto safety regulators are also weighing new requirements around electronic door handles.

Tesla faces widening federal probe into door handle safety issues

President Donald Trump urged New Yorkers to vote for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the city’s mayoral race on the eve of the election.“Whether you personally like Andrew Cuomo or not, you really have no choice. You must vote for him, and hope he does a fantastic job,” the president wrote on Truth Social on Monday, adding that Cuomo “is capable of it” and that Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani “is not!”

Trump urges New Yorkers to vote for Cuomo for mayor

The cruise has been cancelled due to the "tragic passing of Suzanne Rees and previous mechanical issues," said Coral Expeditions CEO Mark FifieldSuzanne Rees, Lizard Island. Credit : Handout; DAVID GRAY/AFP via GettyNEED TO KNOWOn Saturday, Nov. 1, Coral Expeditions announced that the remainder of their Coral Adventurer cruise has been cancelled

Australian Cruise Cancelled After 80-Year-Old Woman Who ‘Failed to Board’ Was Found Dead on Remote Pacific Island

Martha Stewart's plaid armchair is the secret to nailing the Ralph Lauren aesthetic – and it's quietly over 30% offLast year, the 'Ralph Lauren aesthetic' made its debut; this year, it's taking over. It's fall, so the abundance of cozy interiors flooding my feed and inbox is to be expected, but this year is different.

You’ve Seen the Ralph Lauren Aesthetic Everywhere – But Martha Stewart’s Plaid Armchair Is the Surprising Piece Making Heritage Style Unmissable This Season

The State Department on Monday officially updated its designation for Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern" for its alleged severe violations of religious freedom and persecution of Christians.The CPC label is given by the U.S. government to nations "engaged in severe violations of religious freedom" under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998.