US MEXICO MEASLES ELIMINATION
A powerful El Niño is here: What it could mean for your weather, region by region
A strong El Niño has been promoted to Super El Niño status, bringing significant changes to winter weather. Certain regions may experience heavier rainfall, while others are expected to enjoy warmer temperatures with fewer snow days. California and the Southwest could undergo atmospheric rivers and flooding, alleviating drought conditions. Conversely, the Midwest and Northeast might encounter milder winters along with fluctuating precipitation.
Why did the US lose its measles elimination status? Know more about the symptoms and what to do if you contact the virus
The US has lost its measles elimination status after 26 years, with outbreaks leading to 10 deaths recently. Vaccination numbers have been declining, contributing to increased cases across the country. In 2026 alone, there have been 5,412 reported infections, the highest number since 1991. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urges vaccination as the best protection against measles.
Miss Universe visa controversy: Zambia, Republic of Congo crown winners fail to secure visa, contestants from other countries wait for Puerto Rico pageant event
United States has imposed sweeping travel restrictions affecting dozens of countries, many of them in Africa, under proclamations issued during Donald Trump’s second administration.
Democrats are weighing impeachment of RFK Jr. while courting his supporters
But those efforts could conflict with another growing priority for many lawmakers on the left: nurturing areas of common ground with Kennedy's Make America Healthy Again followers with the aim of securing their political support.
Health experts to assess US and Mexico measles elimination status as outbreaks surge
The Pan American Health Organization will evaluate the continuity of measles transmission in the United States and Mexico. Recent outbreaks have sparked concerns as infections and deaths sharply increased in both countries. Public health experts emphasise the importance of vaccination campaigns to combat rising cases while criticising past health policies. The Center for Disease Control insists vaccination remains crucial despite potential changes in health designations.
India records 38% drop in TB deaths since 2015, outpaces global decline: WHO report
India has recorded a 38 percent reduction in tuberculosis mortality since 2015, surpassing the global decline rate. The treatment success rate of drug-susceptible TB patients stands at an impressive 94 percent. Key interventions include early detection, timely treatment, and community support through various initiatives. Technological innovations such as AI-enabled diagnostics have significantly strengthened the TB elimination efforts.
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Five facts about APEC with Trump, Putin and Xi set to attend
A summit featuring leaders from the US, China, and Russia is scheduled for next week in Shenzhen. This event marks the third time China hosts the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting since 2001. Many key global issues including trade, energy security, and geopolitical tensions will likely be discussed. Attendances include notable leaders from Australia, Canada, and several Asian nations, while Taiwan will send its envoy.
Samsung in talks to buy data center cooling firm Modine
The companies are discussing a potential deal that could come together as soon as the coming weeks, the report added.
FIFA vs UEFA at New York court: European soccer body secures major win against Gianni Infantino-led global football association. Check what has gone wrong after World Cup 2026
UEFA has filed requests for discovery in multiple states, and FIFA in September told a judge in Florida, where the governing body has offices in a Miami suburb, the court actions are a harassment of Gianni Infantino.
Beyond measles: What other preventable diseases risk a comeback amid America's vaccination crisis
Falling vaccination rates in America may lead to increased risks of several preventable diseases. Recent data shows declines in overall vaccination coverage among kindergarteners across multiple vaccines tracked by the CDC. The resurgence of measles highlights vulnerabilities in community immunity to other diseases like whooping cough and polio. Public health officials stress the need to close these gaps before larger outbreaks occur.
Who was eliminated on 'Dancing with the Stars' last night? Here are the six couples who advanced to the Season 35 semi-finals
Dancing with the Stars faced an unexpected outcome during its first-ever Grammy Night on November 10. Jenna Dewan and Val Chmerkovskiy were eliminated despite strong performances throughout the competition. Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson topped the leaderboard with their salsa routine, maintaining their success for three consecutive weeks. The six couples moving into the semi-finals include Harry Shum Jr. and Tatyana Ali.
In the 1920s, Madrid, New Mexico, grew into a coal-mining town of 2,500; by 1960, only two families remained as demand for coal declined
Once a bustling coal mining hub, Madrid, New Mexico, boasted around 2,500 residents until the arrival of natural gas in 1949 prompted a swift decline in coal usage. By 1960, only two families remained amidst a landscape of deserted homes and shops. However, the 1970s ushered in a renaissance as artists and craftsmen rejuvenated the area, transforming Madrid into a vibrant tourist attraction while preserving its rich mining history.
Analysts weigh how Democrats' midterm wins could shift Trump's Latin America policy
U.S. President Donald Trump's policies have greatly affected Latin America, particularly concerning immigration and security. Following the midterm elections, potential changes may occur in Trump's approach towards the region. The focus on deportations and cartel pressures suggests a continuation of certain hardline strategies. However, Democratic lawmakers are expected to push for investigations into oil agreements and increased electoral pressure in Venezuela.
Netflix’s live-action Stranger Things prequel series Other Worlds: Shooting dates, code name and filming locations
The ‘Stranger Things’ prequel series Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure will air on Netflix in 2028. Principal photography will begin in Albuquerque, New Mexico in March 2027 and will run until August. The series is set in 1955 in Marion, Nevada. It is being developed by Kate Trefry, Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer.
Alaska Senate election results: Democrat Mary Peltola widens lead over Dan Sullivan; when will final results be announced?
Alaska Senate election results: Democrat Mary Peltola has expanded her lead over Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan to 2,517 votes in the Alaska Senate race. The Alaska Division of Elections is expected to release additional results on Tuesday, November 10, and Friday, November 13. Here's the latest on the vote count, remaining ballots and when ranked-choice results will be announced.
Blades Brown makes golf history at 19: How the young golfer rose from junior champion to PGA Tour winner
At just 19 years old, Blades Brown clinched his inaugural PGA Tour title at the World Wide Technology Championship held in Mexico. With an astonishing final round score of 63, he not only celebrated a remarkable comeback but also etched his name in history as the youngest winner since 1931.
What is Vitamin K deficiency bleeding, and why does it occur in newborns? Here's what the new study found
A 347% increase has been witnessed in the number of newborns suffering from the Vitamin K Deficiency Bleeding (VKDB) in the US between 2017 and 2025, a new study has found. The reason for this rise seems to be that fewer newborns are receiving vitamin K injections, said researchers. Vitamin K deficiency leads to bleeding within the body and cause serious complications for a newborn.
California’s Great America 2027 season passes: What Santa Clara buyers should know before the park closes
California’s Great America will close after its final season in 2027, which has prompted the sale of season passes. Passes include the Silver, Gold, and Prestige options, offering different benefits. Prices for the passes start at $65, providing unlimited visits and parking. Existing pass holders should be aware that Gold and Prestige passes remain valid throughout the Farewell Season.
Social Security benefits at risk in 2032: Will 35 new Senators prevent a 22% cut?
Social Security benefit cuts 2032: Social Security faces a potential 22% benefit cut in 2032 as its retirement trust fund is projected to run out of reserves. Thirty-five newly elected senators will have to confront the funding challenge, with proposals ranging from raising payroll tax limits on high earners to changing how retirement funds are invested.
Native American women made history in tribal, state and federal elections
Crystalyne Curley achieved a historic milestone by being elected the first woman president of the Navajo Nation. This election cycle also saw significant victories for Native Americans across various levels of government. Noteworthy achievements include Deb Haaland becoming the first female Native governor, and Peggy Flanagan winning a Senate seat. The shift in political representation reflects decades of organizing and grassroots efforts among Native communities.
In 2025, the 867-ton Spirit of Norfolk was sunk off Florida’s Okaloosa County coast; the former dinner cruise ship now rests 128 feet underwater
In June 2022, the Spirit of Norfolk, a dinner cruise vessel, suffered a devastating fire and was declared unusable. Following a period of storage, Okaloosa County acquired the ship with a unique plan: to intentionally sink it 128 feet below the surface, creating an artificial reef. This innovative project supports marine ecosystems in line with Florida's commitment to improving underwater habitats through repurposed ships.
US midterm elections results review: One factor that could cost Donald Trump his Presidency, Republicans their 2028 against Democrats
US midterm elections results 2026: Democrats won every House district that touches the US-Mexico border — which includes seats in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California — for the first time since 2008.
New York reports first measles-linked death in over 30 years: Here's when you should get your child vaccinated against the virus
A child in Lewis County, New York, has died due to a measles infection. This marks the state's first death from measles in over three decades. New York has recorded 178 cases of measles this year, with most cases from outside New York City. The state has declared a measles outbreak emergency amid surging cases.
Deb Haaland: A single mother's journey to becoming the first Native American woman to govern a US state
Deb Haaland's election as governor of New Mexico signifies a notable achievement in political representation. She previously served as the US Secretary of the Interior, marking more milestones in her career. Haaland's campaign focused on affordability and proposed reforms in healthcare and child welfare systems. Her victory represents a continued progression for Indigenous voices in American politics.
Meet Xavier Becerra, who becomes California's first Latino governor in over a century, defeats Trump-backed Steve Hilton; know about his political journey and what lies ahead
Xavier Becerra was born in Sacramento, California. His father was born in Sacramento and raised in Mexico, while his mother was born in Mexico. He attended Stanford University, where he earned an undergraduate degree and later a law degree. His political journey started in California. In 1992, he was elected to the US House of Representatives.
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