News for November 4, 2025

Israel said the remains of hostage Itay Chen were returned from Gaza, marking another step in the slow ceasefire process with Hamas.

Angelo Jose Saldivar was charged after a California sheriff’s deputy was killed while responding to a reported armed threat.

Todd Snider canceled the rest of his tour after a violent assault in Salt Lake City and a later arrest at a hospital.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore created a new Redistricting Advisory Commission to study mid-cycle congressional map changes and recommend fairer maps.

Tech companies helped drive a broad market sell-off as investors grew nervous about high AI valuations and the chance of a pullback.

UBS chair Colm Kelleher warned that private credit and loose insurance rules could create systemic risk, and Apollo CEO Marc Rowan pushed back, saying Kelleher was wrong.

Texas researcher Lindsay Olson is suing Jan. 6 defense lawyers and the Trump administration, saying they copied her jury research in court without paying for it.

Oxfam says Elon Musk and other top U.S. billionaires added hundreds of billions in wealth this year, while the gap with average households is expected to grow under President Donald Trump.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney, one of the most powerful and polarizing figures in U.S. politics, has died at 84.

The Supreme Court is set to decide whether President Donald Trump had the power to impose sweeping tariffs under emergency law, a case that could reshape presidential authority and affect small businesses.

New York City’s mayoral race is in its final stretch, with Zohran Mamdani leading a high-profile contest that has drawn national attention and attacks from President Donald Trump.

Trump is pushing to revive U.S. shipbuilding, and South Korean shipyards are becoming a key part of that plan.

Zohran Mamdani’s rise in the New York City mayor race is fueling business worries, but Jamie Dimon says he would still work with him if he wins.

Big Tech helped drive Wall Street lower, even as strong earnings and falling bond yields offered some support to markets.

NPR’s Colorado election results page shows the Associated Press tabulating and calling the state’s ballot initiative races on school meals and SNAP.

Jake Haro was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for killing his infant son and falsely reporting that the baby had been kidnapped.