News for November 24, 2025

President Donald Trump ordered his administration to consider labeling some Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as foreign terrorist groups.

Maryland police found a dead body after a caller on a D.C. radio show said he had seen one weeks earlier in Frederick.

Trump said he will visit China in April and later host Xi Jinping in the United States after a call that he described as positive and tied to trade talks.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to launch the “Genesis Mission,” a federal AI effort aimed at speeding up research, scientific discovery, and real-world use of AI.

Campbell Soup Company is facing a lawsuit that claims one of its executives made offensive remarks about Indian workers and said the company’s food was for “poor people.”

CBS News polling shows that many MAGA Republicans are unusually supportive of possible U.S. action in Venezuela and generally trust President Donald Trump’s judgment on foreign policy.

Bethany MaGee, 26, was identified as the woman set on fire on a Chicago Transit Authority train, and federal officials say the attack shows failures in public safety and mental health systems.

Sinclair Broadcast Group has offered to buy E.W. Scripps for $7 per share, a move that could lead to more local TV station consolidation.

The Federal Aviation Administration said American Airlines Flight 2118 was diverted to Houston after fumes were reported on board, and five people were hospitalized after the landing.

Macy’s says this year’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will lean into big pop culture hits, adding new balloons and floats for Labubu and “KPop Demon Hunters,” while Peacock and Telemundo will carry the show for TV and streaming viewers.

Doctors at Duke University School of Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and Texas Children’s Hospital are warning that flu season is starting early and could get worse as travel and holiday gatherings increase.

MacKenzie Scott gave Northern Oklahoma College a $17 million gift, the largest donation in the school’s history, to support students and future programs.

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says Formula 1 has grown by opening up a once-exclusive sport to more fans, brands, and media, even as the Las Vegas race showed both its glamour and its on-track risks.

The U.S. and Ukraine said they made progress on a “refined” peace plan to end the war, even as Donald Trump pushed for a fast deal and allies worried about the terms.

James Fishback, a young investment firm CEO, tried to win a Federal Reserve seat and is now launching a campaign against Trump-backed Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds.