Up to eight feared dead in Marseille building collapse
Marseille fire services said two people who were in the street when the buildings collapsed were treated for light injuries. However, according to neighbors, it is at the time of the tragedy could be people, particularly the homeless.

Women, and Especially Women of Color, Made History Last Night
In the first major race called Tuesday night, Lou Leon Guerrero was elected as Guam's governor, becoming the first woman to do so. Newcomer Ayanna Pressley of MA who ousted a 10-term incumbent in the primary will become the first black congresswoman from MA .

Dead brothel owner Dennis Hof wins Nevada election
The brothel is where National Basketball Association player Lamar Odom was found unconscious in 2015. Bonus link: ReasonTV interviewed Hof back in 2014 on prostitution, libertarianism, and more.

CNN's Acosta owes Trump White House staffer an apology
However, as noted by Acosta and many others, the people travelling within the "caravan" are still hundreds of miles from the U.S. The official Twitter account posted a statement which read: "This President's ongoing attacks on the press have gone too far".

Bryce Harper Rejected 'Aggressive Offer' From Nationals
Even though Harper is still only 26, a 14-year deal with an average annual value of $30 million per season felt a bit excessive. The 2015 National League MVP, Harper hit.249 last season with 34 home runs and 100 RBIs as the Nationals missed the playoffs.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: US Supreme Court judge fractures ribs in fall
Ginsburg, who was appointed by president Bill Clinton in 1993, is one of four liberal justices on the nine-member court. In 2014, Ginsburg had a stent placed in her right coronary artery and has survived cancer multiple times.

Le’Veon Bell explains what is behind his upside-down tweets
Bell remains absent from the team, though it was believed he would join the team following its upcoming game against Carolina. But most people don't take the time to just simply read between the lines & that's clearly on them.

Iran draws sting from oil prices
India has invested heavily in developing Chabahar, which provides strategic access not just to Iran but Central Asia, bypassing Pakistan.

Midterms: Did Meghan Markle vote? Kensington Palace refuses to confirm
As the holiday season approaches and we nail down our travel plans, so too are members of the British royal family . Why, you ask? Here are 12 more times the royal family has broken their own protocol .

Russian fighter jet leaves US Navy crew in 'DANGER' with pass-by
Moscow has denied USA claims that one of its planes was intercepted over the Black Sea by an Su-27 jet in an " unsafe manner". Near the city of Sevastopol, seat of the Russian fleet of the Black Sea, the aircraft approached 35 kilometers to the coast.

'Breaking Bad' film coming, but will Walter White be in it?
The New Mexico film industry and Sony Pictures Television have worked together on both " Breaking Bad " and " Better Call Saul ". We'll have to wait to find out whether this mystery source is actually accurate - but the setting certainly makes sense.

Viktoria Plzen vs. Real Madrid - Football Match Report
Viktoria Plzen enters Tuesday's match looking for its first win in the Champions League this season. "It's a decision I've made. Solari's Real Madrid are preparing to go against Plzen in a Champions League group clash on Thursday.

'You are a rude, bad person'
The exchange between Trump and CNN's professional provocateur quickly escalated, which ended up with Trump embarrassing Acosta. The network said while Trump doesn't respect a free press, he has the constitutional responsibility to protect it.

US Midterms: American voters send record number of women to Congress
Texas is set to send its first Hispanic women to Congress, as Democrats Veronica Escobar and Sylvia Garcia both won their races. The results could have a dramatic impact on Washington and is seen as a referendum on Trump's first term in office.

Arsene Wenger emphatically denies he is taking over at AC Milan
In an interview with Sky Sports , Arsene Wenger has expressed his desire to return to coaching. He added: 'I cannot master the rumours, I can only master what I do in my life.