News for November 27, 2025

President Donald Trump said one West Virginia National Guard member shot in a D.C. ambush has died, while the other remains in critical condition.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith agreed to work toward a new pipeline to Canada’s Pacific Coast to expand oil sales beyond the U.S., but the plan has already triggered a cabinet resignation and strong opposition.

Putin said a U.S.-backed peace proposal could be a starting point for talks on Ukraine, but he warned Russia would keep fighting unless Ukrainian forces pull back.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll was unexpectedly pushed into a key role in Trump’s effort to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin said Russia is ready for serious peace talks and that a U.S.-Ukraine draft could be the basis for a deal to end the war.

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority says Dulles Airport will keep using its people movers for years, even after recent crashes raised safety concerns.

Doctors are studying whether starting hormone therapy during perimenopause could help protect women from dementia later in life, but experts say it is not ready to be used for Alzheimer’s prevention.

Jon Cherkas and other Los Angeles wildfire survivors are finding new ways to mark Thanksgiving as they cope with lost homes, broken routines, and slow rebuilding.

The Trump administration paused immigration processing for Afghan nationals after the Washington, D.C., shooting that left two National Guard members wounded.

A federal court ruled that North Carolina can use a new GOP-drawn congressional map, clearing the way for Republicans to try to win an extra House seat in next year’s midterm elections.