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Stacey Abrams Says She Faced Issues Voting In Georgia's Midterm Election

Stacey Abrams has shared her own personal experience facing issues while

Advance guard of caravan reaches U.S. border — and waits

Migrants traveling through Mexico as part of highly publicized — and highly politicized — caravans finally began to arrive in Tijuana by the hundreds last week,

A Former Judge Beat His Wife Years Ago. This Weekend, She Was Killed.

A former Ohio judge who served time in prison for brutally attacking his then-

Searchers Rake Through California's Camp Fire Hellscape, Counting The Dead

The now-infamous Camp fire continues to burn throughout northern California,

Trump tries to deflect blowback after attacking admiral

The president had criticized retired Admiral William McRaven over the time it took U.S. forces to find and kill Osama bin Laden.

Thousands evacuated as Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupts

Nearly 4,000 people were evacuated on Monday from areas around Guatemala's Fuego volcano, which began violently erupting overnight, the country's disaster agency Conred said. The volcano spewed out dangerous flows of fast-moving clouds of hot ash, lava and gas early Monday and more than 2,000 people had taken refuge in shelters so far, officials from the agency told reporters. More dangerous flows of hot ash and lava could be expelled, said Juan Pablo Oliva, the head of the country's seismological, volcanic and meteorological institute Insivumeh.

The Ultimate Roundup Of Black Friday And Cyber Monday Deals For 2018

Whether you're looking for the best deal on KitchenAid mixer, the lowest

Nissan accuses chief Ghosn of misconduct, proposes firing him

Automaker Nissan on Monday accused its chairman Carlos Ghosn of "significant acts of misconduct" including underreporting his salary and said it would move to fire him, as reports emerged he faced arrest in Tokyo. In a statement, Nissan said it had been conducting a probe into Ghosn for several months after receiving a whistleblower report and had uncovered misconduct going back several years. The statement came after local media reported that Ghosn was being questioned Monday night by prosecutors in Tokyo and was expected to be arrested on violation of financial regulations including misreporting his income.

A firefighter rescued a cat from the Paradise fire and she won't leave him alone

Get ready to sob, because this newfound friendship will pull every single heartstring you have.  While raking through debris from the devastating Camp Fire that destroyed Paradise, CA, firefighter Ryan Coleman came across a fluffy gray cat. Deciding that Coleman was her human, the friendly cat scaled his body and settled down on his shoulders.  SEE ALSO: Some good news: Doughnut the 28-pound cat has a new home Already comfortable with her new companion, the cat rode around on his shoulders and affectionately rubbed her face on his stubble.  In a video posted to Facebook last week, the absolute floof wrapped herself around Coleman's neck while he surveyed the remnants of Paradise.  The Camp Fire has been burning through Butte County in Northern California for nearly two weeks. It has claimed 77 victims since erupting on Nov 8, and destroyed more than 10,500 homes over 150,000 acres since.  The state's forestry and fire protection agency estimates that the fire won't be fully contained until Nov 30.  WATCH: Oprah's Favorite Things list will get you through the holiday shopping mania

Matt Whitaker Repeatedly Revised Financial Disclosure Forms Following AG Appointment

WASHINGTON ― Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker has revised his ethics

Trump signals he won't answer Mueller's questions in person

President Trump finished written responses to the special counsel's questions, but he says he won't be interviewed.

The Latest: Gunman killed himself after shot by police

CHICAGO (AP) — The Latest on the fatal shootings at a Chicago hospital (all times local):

'This Is Our Lane': Doctors Slam NRA After Chicago Hospital Shooting

Less than two weeks after the National Rifle Association launched an attack on

Ivanka Trump used personal email account for government business

Associates of Trump said she was unaware of some records rules when she used her personal email account to send emails about government business. Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka used a personal email account for government business, a spokesman has confirmed, reportedly sending hundreds of emails from the account.

Exclusive: Trump weighs authorizing U.S. troops to medically screen migrants

The proposal, which is still in draft form and circulating within the administration, would involve the military in screenings for things like illness and injury only if U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency personnel were overwhelmed and unable to do so on their own, the officials said. The proposal would expand the mission for the Pentagon, which said previously it did not expect its forces to directly interact with migrants. The Pentagon declined to comment on internal deliberations.

Camp Fire Leaves At Least 77 Dead While Almost 1,300 Remain Unaccounted For

CHICO, Calif. (AP) -- Volunteers in white coveralls, hard hats and masks poked

Twitter CEO Dorsey sparks India social media storm

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has been accused of inciting hate against India's highest caste after being photographed holding a poster declaring "smash Brahminical patriarchy" during a visit to the country. Dorsey was snapped holding the offending poster alongside six women who participated in a discussion last week on the role of Twitter in India, where caste is a flashpoint issue and grievances can turn violent. "Do you realise that this picture has potential of causing communal riots at a time when several States are going to Assembly Elections in India," tweeted Indian police officer Sandeep Mittal.

Meghan Markle's Half-Sister Is Plotting To Upstage The Royal Birth With Tell-All Book

Meghan Markle's half-sister, Samantha Grant, wants to keep the spotlight on

Travel Deals Tuesday: 2018 Black Friday And Cyber Monday Travel Deals

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are often synonymous with TV sales, promotions

Leaked 911 call linked to former judge accused of wife's murder: 'He said he stabbed her and she's dead'

A former judge who spent nine months in prison for violently beating his wife, is now a suspect in her murder, after she was found stabbed to death. Lance Mason was fleeing the scene of the crime when he crashed his SUV into a police car, according to documents filed in a Cleveland, Ohio, court. Officials said that he was likely to be charged over Aisha Fraser's murder.

Broward County Election Chief Resigns Amid Florida's Fraught Recount Effort

Brenda Snipes, the supervisor of elections for Broward County, Florida,

Fighting resumes in Yemeni port of Hodeidah after UN drafts truce deal

Intense fighting broke out in Yemen's port city of Hodeidah late on Monday, shattering a lull in violence that had raised hopes for a ceasefire between a Saudi-led coalition and Houthi insurgents as the United Nations tried to resume peace talks. Coalition warplanes conducted more than 10 air strikes on Houthi positions and battles could be heard in the "July 7" district, 2.5 miles away from the port, residents said. One resident said a medium-range missile had been fired from the city centre towards the district in the suburbs. The coalition led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had last week ordered a halt in its offensive against the Houthi-held Red Sea port city, now a focus of the war, amid pressure from the West to end a conflict that has pushed Yemen to the brink of famine. The Iranian-aligned Houthi group announced early on Monday it was halting drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, the UAE and their Yemeni allies, in one of its biggest concessions since it quit the southern port city of Aden in 2015. An injured Yemeni child receives medical aid at an emergency room in the Saada province early on November 20 Credit: AFP The Houthi movement also said it was ready for a broader ceasefire if the coalition "wants peace". Later Yemen information minister Moammar al-Eryani said the Houthis had "fired a missile towards Saudi lands", adding on his Twitter account the missile failed to reach its target and fell inside Yemen. Houthi authorities could not immediately be reached for comment on the report. Armoured vehicles of the Yemeni pro-government forces are seen driving past destruction in an industrial district in the eastern outskirts of the port city of Hodeidah  Credit: AFP It was not immediately clear whether the renewed fighting in Hodeidah would derail efforts by U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths to salvage peace talks that collapsed in September when the Houthi delegation failed to show up. "The fighting is escalating and we can clearly hear machine guns and mortar fire. This is one of the worst nights we have experienced," said Hodeidah resident Mustafa Abdo. When asked about the fighting, a pro-coalition Yemeni military source told Reuters late on Monday that a ceasefire in Hodeidah would only start after the U.N. Security Council passes a British-drafted resolution on Yemen. It is not immediately clear when the text, submitted to the Security Council on Monday, could be put to a vote. Kuwait's U.N. Ambassador Mansour al-Otaibi told reporters he would propose amendments to the draft resolution as Kuwait was unhappy with "many things". He also said some council members didn't think it was the right time for a resolution. The draft resolution, seen by Reuters, calls for a halt to fighting in Hodeidah, a stop to attacks on populated areas across Yemen and an end to attacks on countries in the region. Malnourished Ferial Elias, 2, gestures as she is being weighed at a malnutrition treatment ward at al-Thawra hospital in Hodeidah Credit: Reuters It also calls for an unhindered flow of commercial and humanitarian goods across the impoverished country, including a large, fast injection of foreign currency into the economy through the Central Bank of Yemen and more aid funding. Western allies including the United States have called for a ceasefire ahead of peace efforts to end the nearly four-year-old war that has killed more than 10,000 people and caused the world's most urgent humanitarian crisis. Western countries have provided arms and intelligence to the Arab states in the alliance, but have shown increasing reservations about the war since the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at Riyadh's consulate in Istanbul last month. The Saudi-led coalition intervened in Yemen's war in 2015 to restore the internationally recognized Yemeni government that was ousted from the capital Sanaa by the Houthis in 2014. The conflict is seen as a proxy war between Riyadh and Iran. Griffiths said on Friday that Yemen's parties have given "firm assurances" they are committed to attending peace talks he hopes to convene in Sweden before the end of the year to agree on a framework for peace under a transitional government.

Recounts in some undecided midterm races conclude

Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson conceded in their respective governor's and Senate races in Florida, while the question of who will be voted speaker of the House remains.

Michelle Wolf Bashes WHCA Over 2019 Speaker Choice: 'Cowards'

Michelle Wolf, the comedian whose no-holds-barred speech at this year's White

The Best Black Friday 2018 Vacuum Deals That Don't Suck

It might not be the most fun item on your wishlist, but snagging a good deal

The Latest: Israeli education minister to stay in government

JERUSALEM (AP) — The Latest on the political turmoil in Israel (all times local):

S&P warns it could downgrade Nissan ratings over Ghosn scandal

Ratings agency S&P warned Tuesday that Nissan faces a possible debt downgrade after its chairman Carlos Ghosn was arrested for alleged financial misconduct. It warned the firm's profitability could "weaken substantially" in fiscal years 2018 and 2019 if Ghosn's alleged misconduct affected Nissan sales or hurt its alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi Motors.

Jamal Khashoggi's Body Parts May Have Been Smuggled Out In Luggage, Says Turkish Official

The dismembered body of journalist Jamal Khashoggi may have been transported

Libya Oil Boss Sees Country Exempted From Future OPEC+ Cuts

“The OPEC community has understood the difficulties we face –- Libya has withheld more than any other country from the global market,” National Oil Corp. Chairman Mustafa Sanalla wrote in a phone message. OPEC and its allies are considering cutting oil output in 2019 as the group is increasingly concerned about the potential for oversupply. Libya, along with Nigeria, has been exempt from cuts since January 2017 due to domestic conflict.

Why The Kids' Table Should Be Forever Banished From Thanksgiving Dinner

The kids' table is as much a part of Thanksgiving as all the other elements ―

National Day of Mourning: How many Native Americans observe Thanksgiving

For most Americans, Thanksgiving is a day to celebrate with food, family, and friends. Since 1970, the fourth day of every November has been commemorated with a march and rally by Native Americans in Plymouth, Massachusetts, who do not celebrate the “first” Thanksgiving feast between the Pilgrims and the Indians, but instead remember the Native Americans who have lost their lives and culture since colonisation.

15 Gifts To Get Yourself On Black Friday

The holidays might be about giving, not receiving, but sometimes those Black

Philippine senators ask Duterte to disclose China energy plan

Philippine opposition senators have demanded President Rodrigo Duterte reveal details of joint energy exploration plans with China, warning such a deal risked affirming Chinese territorial claims that are not recognized under international law. Early this year, the two countries set up a joint panel to work out how to explore offshore oil and gas in areas that both claim, without addressing the explosive issue of who has the sovereign rights to them. "Signing the Chinese deal will make the Philippines recognize an unlawful 'co-ownership' with China," the minority senators said in a resolution on the eve of Tuesday's visit to Manila by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Cruise ship victim's son and daughter speak out

The son and daughter of a woman who mysteriously died aboard a cruise ship speak out exclusively to ABC News.

The Latest: UN draft resolution urges Yemen peace talks

SANAA, Yemen (AP) — The Latest on the situation in Yemen (all times local):

Woman Accused Of Duping People On GoFundMe Claims She Was ‘Duped’ Herself

The woman at the center of an elaborate GoFundMe scam that used a fictitious

Mike Lee Accuses Tom Cotton of Spreading ‘Fake News’ on Criminal-Justice-Reform Bill

In a Monday tweet, Senator Mike Lee of Utah lambasted his Republican colleague, Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, for spreading “fake news” about the bipartisan criminal-justice-reform bill currently making its way through Congress. Cotton has maintained his opposition to the First Step Act — a sweeping package of criminal-justice reforms designed to reduce incarceration rates and recidivism — despite mounting bipartisan support. In defending his opposition on Twitter Monday, Cotton accused the bill’s proponents of trying to push it through Congress without allowing time for an adequate review of its contents.

Sotomayor To Kavanaugh: Welcome To The Supreme Court 'Family'

Justice Sonia Sotomayor has told CNN that Justice Brett Kavanaugh has been

Meet the Ruger American Pistol: The Most Deadly Gun on the Planet?

We take a look. 

'We Are Smarter Than That': Finns Hilariously Mock Trump's 'Raking' Solution

Finns have taken President Donald Trump to task over his wild assertion that

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Responds To 'Basic Civics' Jab From Sarah Palin

She's not been sworn into office yet, but Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is already

Google-Temasek study sees $240 billion Southeast Asia internet economy by 2025

Southeast Asia's internet economy is expected to exceed $240 billion by 2025, a joint study by Google and Temasek Holdings showed, a fifth more than previously estimated, as more consumers use their smartphones to go online. The latest report released on Monday adds new sectors such as online food delivery, as well as subscription music and video on demand. It estimated that the gross merchandise value (GMV) of the region's internet economy has reached $72 billion in 2018, rising 37 percent from the year earlier.

British FM in Iran for talks on Yemen, prisoners

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt visited Iran for the first time on Monday for talks about the conflict in Yemen and freeing UK nationals held in Iranian jails. It was the first visit to Tehran by a Western foreign minister since the United States withdrew from the multi-nation nuclear deal in May. Hunt met his counterpart, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, and they discussed plans to keep trade flowing in spite of renewed US sanctions, according to the semi-official ISNA news agency.

Markets Right Now: Tech stocks lead a slump on Wall Street

NEW YORK (AP) — The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):

The 2019 Ford F-150 Raptor Desert Racer Becomes a Better Rock Crawler

The high-flying F-150 gains Trail Control, active dampers, and a higher price for 2019.