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Bug Hall has defended his GoFundMe campaign after raising $27,000 towards completing a new home, dismissing criticism of his decision to ask the public for money. The former Little Rascals actor said over the weekend that he intended to continue expanding his family despite the backlash. Hall and his wife, Jill DeGroff, recently moved to Arkansas with their five children and are expecting a sixth baby. Hall said the fundraiser was needed after unexpected bills left him short of the money required to finish the house. The campaign prompted a strong reaction online, with critics questioning why he had sought…

The FBI is investigating a suspected homicide aboard the MSC Seascape after the cruise ship was ordered back to Galveston, Texas, on Monday, November 9, 2026. The vessel had left Galveston the previous day on a scheduled seven-night western Caribbean cruise before returning to port following a report involving a guest. The ship later resumed its planned itinerary. FBI Houston said the person who died had not been publicly identified and that no arrests had been announced. Authorities have not disclosed when the death occurred or the circumstances surrounding it. ([houstonchronicle.com](https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/crime/article/fbi-cruise-ship-homicide-investigation-22521136.php?utm_source=openai)) FBI investigates suspected homicide on MSC Seascape An FBI…

Le Grand Grill is opening in Brighton-Le-Sands, Sydney, with modern Greek food specialist Peter Conistis supporting executive chef James Roberts at the French-influenced restaurant and steakhouse. The 150-seat venue at The Brighton Hotel Sydney will open on Wednesday, November 11, serving dishes including steak tartare, French butter, emulsified sauces and a savoury take on tarte tatin. Roberts’ version replaces the traditional fruit filling with carrot slowly cooked in spice butter. Conistis described it as “such a great variation of tarte tartin”, praising its “flavour combination” and the way the carrot is prepared. The dish is among several created by Roberts,…

Car insurance prices have continued to rise, leaving even drivers with clean records and no recent claims facing higher renewal bills. Insurers say the cost of providing cover has increased across a range of areas, many of which are beyond an individual motorist’s control. Repairing modern vehicles has become more expensive, with relatively minor collisions potentially damaging cameras, collision sensors and other driver-assistance technology. Such equipment may require specialist repairs and recalibration before a vehicle can return to the road. Replacement parts and labour have also become costlier. As insurers pay more to settle damage claims, those higher expenses are…

US lawmakers are set to vote this week on a resolution to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, after Republican Congressman Thomas Massie used a procedural move to bring the measure directly before the House of Representatives. The vote will test whether Republican losses in last week’s midterm elections have weakened party discipline. Democrats hold 214 seats, meaning Massie needs at least three Republicans to join them for the resolution to pass. Massie, an outgoing Kentucky Republican, has accused Hegseth of committing “high crimes and misdemeanors” by continuing military action in Iran without Congress formally declaring a conflict. He has said…

Nvidia’s succession plan is under renewed scrutiny after chief executive Jensen Huang admitted having an affair with Alice Huang, a business executive suspected by US intelligence of acting as an operative for the Chinese government. China’s foreign ministry has denied the allegation. Nvidia has launched an independent investigation into the relationship, while the company’s board said it had no reason to believe national security or corporate secrets had been compromised. Huang apologised publicly on Sunday, saying: “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply…

US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s security detail became involved in a physical confrontation with a man who approached him at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Monday morning. Charlie was attempting to ask Burgum a question about President Donald Trump when a member of the security team repeatedly moved into his path. Charlie said: “Please don’t touch me, sir.” He made clear he was not trying to obstruct Burgum or pose a threat, while continuing to challenge the security official’s intervention. After the exchange, Charlie managed to put his question to the Cabinet secretary. He asked whether Burgum believed Mr…

Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea are among the Premier League clubs reportedly tracking Fenerbahce defender Archie Brown, whose performances in Turkey have drawn growing interest. The 24-year-old Englishman joined Fenerbahce from Gent in summer 2025 and has since become an important member of the Turkish club’s side. His displays in the Champions League have further raised his profile among potential suitors. Newcastle United, Everton and Brighton are also understood to be monitoring the left-back, while AC Milan are reportedly considering a move before the January transfer window. Archie Brown’s attacking form attracts attention Brown has made 54 appearances for Fenerbahce…

John Allen Rubio is due to be executed in Texas on Thursday, 12 November, after the state’s highest criminal appeals court rejected his latest attempt to halt the lethal injection. Rubio was sentenced to death for killing three young children in Brownsville in 2003. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice lists the 46-year-old inmate’s execution for Thursday at the Huntsville Unit, where executions are carried out. His scheduled date remains in place following the latest court ruling. John Allen Rubio execution date remains in place Rubio’s lawyers argued in a motion filed on 28 October that prosecutors had failed to…

England’s Jamie George has backed the much-criticised Australia Wallabies to bounce back in the Nations Championship. George praised the Australian side, describing them as “very, very good” despite the criticism they have faced. His comments offer encouragement to the Wallabies as they look to recover and produce a stronger showing in the competition.