The Office Hours panel discusses the Democratic win in Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District. CNN’s Election Night in America coverage is live on CNN and streaming with an All Access subscription, and viewers are invited to submit questions.
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Hamawy, a humanitarian doctor in Gaza, wins a US House seat in New Jersey.
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Peter Kuznick, director of the Nuclear Studies Institute at American University, told TASS that Democrats could end funding for the war against Iran if they win the US midterm congressional elections. He said support for the war is exceptionally low and declining, and that Democratic control of either or both chambers could constrain Trump’s military spending and policies.
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Follow live vote counts, maps and race calls for all U.S. House contests in the 2026 midterm elections.
ABC News projects that Democrats will win enough seats to take control of the House.
DDHQ projections indicate Democrats will control the House after the midterms. As of 9:35 p.m. US Eastern Time, the party had secured at least 127 seats to Republicans’ 83, and Democratic candidates had flipped four seats held by their opponents.
Democrats have won control of the US House, setting up the first real check on Donald Trump’s power since he returned to the presidency.
Early Senate victories for Democrats fueled bets that they could take control of the chamber from Republicans under President Donald Trump, raising the possibility of a Democratic sweep in the midterms. The final outcome remained uncertain.
NBC News projects Democrats will gain the three seats needed to take control of the House of Representatives.
With much of the eastern US vote counted and key Midwestern polls closing, Democrats are having a strong night. Jon Ossoff won re-election in Georgia and Roy Cooper captured North Carolina’s open Senate seat, while Democrats also appear poised for House gains. Florida still leans Republican: Ashley Moody won re-election to the Senate and Byron Donalds won the governor’s race.
Live updates track the 2026 US midterm election, including real-time vote counts, maps and race calls for Senate, House and governor contests.
Several eastern states opened voting from 6 a.m. ET (1100 GMT) on Tuesday, with Maine, New York and Virginia among the earliest.
Results are emerging in the US midterms, which include all 435 House seats and 35 Senate contests, alongside gubernatorial races in 36 states. Exit polls found that half of voters saw the election as a chance to rebuke the president, while three-quarters said they were angry or dissatisfied with the country's direction.
Candidates in state races across the country are addressing supporters as results from the 2026 midterm elections are determined, with live coverage underway.
Voters lined up across states from Michigan to Maine and Texas to Kansas to weigh in on President Trump’s policies and decide which party will control Congress.
Democrats are expected to take the House after needing to flip only three seats, with forecasters projecting they could win 230 to 240. A majority would let them lead committees and investigate the administration. Their expected gains come despite Republican-led efforts to redraw congressional districts in the party’s favor.
Republicans are defending a narrow Senate majority as Democrats hope voter dissatisfaction with Donald Trump will help them regain control. The Associated Press has called Virginia’s Senate race for Democratic incumbent Mark Warner. Democrats need to win at least four seats to take back the chamber.
Voters are casting ballots to choose representatives for the House, Senate and statewide offices.
Voters are choosing members of Congress. All 435 House seats and 35 of the Senate’s 100 seats are being contested. The results will determine whether Republicans or Democrats control Congress and affect Trump’s ability to advance his agenda. If Democrats take either chamber, they can bring their bills forward, investigate matters from Trump’s presidency and pursue internal debate over impeachment.
Millions of Americans have voted to elect members of the US Senate and House of Representatives.
Midterm results will determine control of Congress for the remainder of President Donald Trump's term, with Senate races in Michigan, Texas, Alaska, Ohio and other states in focus. The AP Voter Poll identifies the economy and the state of democracy as leading issues.
The first polling stations began closing after a full day of voting in consequential US midterm elections, with control of Congress at stake. All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are being contested. Democrats hope to retake the House and are optimistic about winning the Senate; Kentucky’s competitive sixth district is an early indicator, while some results may take until Wednesday or later.
The first polling stations are about to close on a critical US Election Day, with control of Congress still undecided. CNN is airing special coverage, and its app’s Magic Wall lets viewers track every race.
Turnout has reached record levels in key states including Florida, Georgia, Michigan and North Carolina as voters decide Congress’s direction for the rest of Trump’s term. Reporting from Austin, Texas, follows Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa, who said voters are angry over public-school cuts, data centers, the high cost of living and corruption, and described Latino turnout as high.
Millions of Americans voted in midterms that will determine the makeup of Congress and other key offices, potentially shaping the final two years of Donald Trump’s presidency. Democrats were optimistic about retaking the House and possibly the Senate, but remained wary. The elections were widely viewed as a referendum on Trump’s second term, with voters concerned about living costs, fuel prices and the war with Iran.
Polls are due to close in waves across the country, with the first closures expected at 23:00 GMT in Indiana and Kentucky.
Voters across the US are choosing senators, House members and governors in the midterm elections. The vote is framed as a referendum on Trump’s agenda, with full results being tracked.
Follow results in the US Senate, House and governors’ races with live interactive maps, charts and analysis.
NBC News projects that Democratic state Rep. Gina Hinojosa defeated three-term Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, ending Republicans’ hold on the governorship of the red state for the first time since 1995.
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Political analysts had viewed an upset in the district as an early sign that Democrats might be heading for what is known as a “blue wave.”
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AFP News AgencyDemocrat James Talarico defeated Republican Ken Paxton in Texas’s Senate race, ending a 38-year drought for his party in the Republican stronghold. The win dealt Donald Trump a major blow and could affect control of the Senate and his ability to advance his agenda.
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James Talarico won the US Senate race in Texas, the first Democratic win for statewide office there since 1994. The result marks a major political shift in a state long associated with staunch conservative policies. Donald Trump had intervened in the Republican primary by backing scandal-ridden Attorney General Ken Paxton over John Cornyn. Paxton failed to energize even his own party despite spending exceeding $500 million, including at least $212 million from Elon Musk.
NBC News projects Democrat James Talarico defeated Republican Ken Paxton to win a Senate seat in Texas, ending three decades of Republican control in the state.
Texas Republicans are anxiously watching to see whether state Attorney General Ken Paxton can fend off surging Democratic challenger James Talarico in the midterms. Emma Withrow reports from Paxton’s watch party in Dallas, where the election could set a record.
NBC News projects that James Talarico has won Texas’s Senate race, making history with the first Democratic Senate victory in the state since 1988.
Democrat Adam Hamilton won the US Senate race in Kansas, marking the first Democratic win there since 1932.
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Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton is ahead in several key Kansas districts, leading Republican opponent Roger Marshall by double digits.
Democrat and former health and human services secretary Xavier Becerra was elected California governor. The son of Mexican immigrants, he will be the state’s first Latino governor since 1875 and has pledged to oppose Donald Trump’s agenda. Republican Steve Hilton, whom Trump endorsed, was his opponent.
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NBC News projects Democrat Xavier Becerra as the winner of California’s governor’s race, defeating Republican Steve Hilton, who was backed by Donald Trump and viewed as an underdog.
NBC News projects that Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has won Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race, defeating Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany.
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Democrat David Crowley won Wisconsin’s governor race, becoming the state’s first Black chief executive.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said four oil tankers were destroyed after hitting naval mines while attempting to cross a route south of the Strait of Hormuz that it described as prohibited.
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Students at schools that use Google software will lose access to Google Search unless their school system also gives them access to artificial intelligence tools.
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After elected officials condemned Google for disabling search at schools that prohibit AI, the company said search can be switched back on with AI Overviews.
Google is introducing controls that let schools limit students’ access to its AI tools. Schools that opt out of AI altogether will also lose access to Google Search.
Google announced new AI products and controls for schools, but says students will lose access to Google Search if administrators block its AI features. New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani accused the company of using its search monopoly to push AI into public schools.
Google said Tuesday morning that AI products would be switched off by default for students at schools using its education software.
Google plans to let schools decide whether to enable its AI tools in classrooms. Education products will have them off by default, with administrators able to switch them on manually in the coming months. But disabling AI also means losing Google Search, with no option to choose products individually.
Google says K-12 student accounts will lose access to Search along with Gemini and other AI products unless administrators enable them. Schools cannot turn off Google’s AI features without also disabling Search. Google says the tools are deeply integrated and will test Guided Learning in AI Overviews at select US schools this month.
Because AI features are now built into Google Search, schools that choose to restrict AI entirely will no longer be able to access the search engine.
South Africans vote in local elections amid frustration over water outages, power cuts and crumbling infrastructure. Polls put the African National Congress below a third of the vote, though it is still expected to be the largest party. Fragmented voting could leave it leading some city coalitions while losing control elsewhere.
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More than 500 parties are contesting South Africa’s local elections, which could further erode support for the ANC. Residents in Alexandra and other communities cite deteriorating rubbish collection, water and electricity services, and roads as reasons for disillusionment and voter apathy.
The US elections give voters a midterm opportunity to weigh in on Trump.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly urged voters to act as though he, too, is on the ballot this Election Day.
German group Heraeus is alleged to have understated the precious metals content of material processed for 450 customers worldwide.
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Democrat Amy Acton defeated Donald Trump-endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy to become Ohio’s first female governor and end 16 years of Republican control of the office. During the bitter campaign, Ramaswamy’s team ran an attack ad featuring Acton’s mother, drawing calls from politicians in both parties for it to be withdrawn and for an apology.
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NBC News projects that Democrat Amy Acton has won Ohio’s governor’s race, defeating Republican businessman Vivek Ramaswamy.
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg joined NBC News to discuss the early results of the 2026 midterm elections, describing them as an “unbelievable” rejection of Trump.
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NBC News' Gadi Schwartz speaks with a moderate Republican voter in Arlington, Texas, who says he backed Democrats in most down-ballot races, including James Talarico for Senate and Rep. Gina Hinojosa for governor.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats to control the Senate in Tuesday’s US midterm elections. Initial results show the party retaining Georgia and New Hampshire while scoring surprise wins in North and South Carolina.
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Democrat Deb Haaland defeated Republican Gregg Hull, a businessman and longtime Rio Rancho mayor, to win New Mexico’s governorship. She will become the first Native American woman to govern a US state.
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A fire broke out on Wednesday at a factory in Taiwan operated by a Panasonic unit, injuring five people and leaving two missing, officials in Hsinchu County said.
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Polls suggest the midterms could be either a good night or a historic one for Democrats. Mallory Newall, a senior vice president at Ipsos, says the firm’s polling in recent weeks and months has found voters increasingly frustrated with President Trump.
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Voters interviewed across the US said affordability, Trump’s war on Iran, immigration enforcement and concern about the rule of law influenced their midterm ballots. Some cited local priorities such as schools and taxes, while others continued to back Republicans.
Early polling results show nearly half of voters viewed the midterm election as a rebuke of Trump. Voters expressed major concerns about the economy, while the president’s approval rating fell.
Tens of millions of Americans voted in crucial polls framed as a referendum on Donald Trump’s presidency, amid anger over surging petrol prices, tariffs and the Iran war. France 24’s Kethevane Gorjestani and Fraser Jackson discuss the early results, with Jackson saying the swing towards Democrats has been significant even where they did not win.
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China’s embassy in Papua New Guinea says a 32kg object found at a construction site in Port Moresby is a “shell-shaped wine bottle” and poses no danger. Police had arrested four Chinese nationals and were investigating whether it was live. Australia’s ABC cited unnamed sources identifying it as an undetonated Chinese-made 130mm artillery projectile; the BBC has not independently verified that account.
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Democrats scored a series of early wins in Tuesday’s US midterms, capturing a Republican-held Senate seat and advancing in conservative House districts. Donald Trump faced the prospect of a damaging electoral setback, with France 24’s Douglas Herbert offering his analysis.
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Annie Andrews defeated Republican incumbent Darline Graham, making her the first Democrat elected to the US Senate from South Carolina since 1998, according to the Associated Press. Her victory was a major upset in a state considered a Republican stronghold.
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Former paediatrician Annie Andrews is projected to defeat Republican Darline Graham, giving Democrats their first Senate victory in South Carolina in 28 years. Graham was appointed in July to replace her brother, Senator Lindsey Graham, after his sudden death, with President Trump’s backing.
Pediatrician Annie Andrews, who campaigned on healthcare affordability, defeated Darline Graham to win South Carolina’s US Senate race. The victory gives Democrats the state’s Senate seat for the first time since 1998 and makes Andrews the first woman elected to the seat.
Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews is projected to take the seat in deep-red South Carolina, defeating Republican opponent Sen. Darline Graham. President Trump endorsed Graham after former Sen. Lindsey Graham died.
Democrat Annie Andrews won an upset victory in South Carolina, unseating appointed Republican Senator Darline Graham.
NBC News projects a surprise Democratic win in South Carolina’s Senate race, with Annie Andrews defeating Republican Sen. Darline Graham.
Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews has an early lead in South Carolina against Republican Sen. Darline Graham, sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff defeated Republican Representative Mike Collins on Tuesday to win a second term, preserving a key Democratic seat. The race propelled the Senate’s youngest member into the national spotlight as Democrats seek to thwart President Donald Trump during his final years in the White House.
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Jon Ossoff defeated Republican Mike Collins in Georgia to secure a second Senate term, keeping a key seat in Democratic hands.
ABC News projected that Democrat Jon Ossoff would win reelection in Georgia’s Senate race. He spoke to supporters after the projection.
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff is projected to win re-election in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins. Ossoff made affordability a central campaign issue and criticized Collins over support for Trump’s tariffs. The victory could fuel speculation about a possible 2028 presidential bid, though Ossoff has said he has no interest in running.
Incumbent Democratic US Senator Jon Ossoff won re-election in Georgia, securing a second term by defeating Republican Congressman Mike Collins. The key seat is a gain for Democrats as they seek to retake the Senate.
Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff won reelection in Georgia, defeating Republican challenger Rep. Mike Collins.
Jon Ossoff won re-election to the Senate in Georgia, defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins. Ossoff framed his campaign as a referendum on alleged Trump administration misconduct, pointing to stock trades and business deals involving the president and his circle, along with the effects of the Iran war and Trump’s trade policies on Georgia voters’ finances. Collins’s campaign was badly marred by staff ties to white nationalists, neo-Nazis and far-right extremists.
NBC News projects that Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff will win another term in Georgia. Steve Kornacki breaks down Ossoff’s performance across the state’s counties.
NBC News projects that Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff has defeated Republican Rep. Mike Collins to win re-election in Georgia. The nationally watched race was marked at times by heated personal attacks.
US President Donald Trump told the Financial Times he believes Moscow and Kyiv are nearing an agreement to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. He said he was optimistic that the peace talks were progressing and that both sides were ready to make a deal.
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Democrat James Talarico won the US Senate race in Texas, breaking more than three decades of Republican dominance in the state.
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Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico is well ahead in several pivotal Texas counties, including Denton, whose results closely mirror the state’s overall picture.
Singapore Airlines is the latest carrier affected by a breach at one of its main software providers. The hack has compromised more than 200,000 bookings across the global airline industry.
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Boeing says China will need 9,240 new commercial aircraft over the next two decades, with its fleet expected to grow from nearly 4,500 planes to more than 9,800 by 2045. It forecasts annual passenger air traffic growth of 5%; single-aisle planes are expected to make up 78% of deliveries, while 42% will replace older aircraft.
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Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian said Taiwan, as part of China, has no right to join Interpol. She said participation in international organizations must follow the one-China principle and that channels for police information-sharing and case cooperation remain open. Zhu accused DPP authorities of political manipulation and separatist provocations in pursuit of “Taiwan independence,” which she said would fail.
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Treasury yields declined Tuesday night as investors moved toward bonds for safety after major Democratic victories in the U.S. midterm elections sparked a sell-off in equity futures.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said Tuesday that military action would not resolve issues in the Middle East and Gulf region, but would instead bring an escalation serving no one's interests. She urged relevant parties to pursue peace, settle disputes through dialogue and negotiations, and restore regional calm soon.
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Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper celebrated his Senate victory in Raleigh after defeating Republican Michael Whatley and turning a Republican-held seat over to the Democrats. Cooper said Whatley acknowledged the election result.
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Roy Cooper won North Carolina’s Senate race, giving Democrats a crucial seat in a breakthrough against Republicans.
Roy Cooper defeated Republican Michael Whatley to win North Carolina’s US Senate race, a significant gain for Democrats as they seek to regain control of the chamber. It is the party’s first win of one of the state’s two Senate seats since 2008.
Former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper won a US Senate seat, defeating former Republican National Committee chair Michael Whatley. It is the first time in 10 years the state has elected a Democrat to the Senate. Cooper campaigned on lowering costs.
NBC News projects that Democrat Roy Cooper will win North Carolina’s Senate race.
NBC News projects that former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper defeated former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley for North Carolina’s open Senate seat, flipping it to the Democrats.
Justin Sun accused the Trump-backed crypto firm World Liberty Financial of hiding its owners’ UAE citizenship to evade his federal lawsuit. On Nov. 3, he said his lawyers had asked the court to sanction the company and its attorneys. The litigation concerns his $45 million…
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Twelve South Korean industry groups urged the government on Wednesday to invest in and support K-drama production, warning that the country’s production base could collapse.
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AFP News AgencyForeign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said internet development should advance people’s all-round development, with technology strengthening people’s capabilities and well-being rather than subordinating them or deepening divisions. She said China would promote digital security and multilateral governance, share digital dividends and support Global South countries in building digital infrastructure and capacity.
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The EU called hacks affecting supermarkets in at least 11 countries “not isolated” and pledged a collective response. Hackers raised refrigeration temperatures at stores in Germany, Romania and the UK, spoiling food. The motive is unknown and no one has claimed responsibility; Romania’s top cybersecurity official said he did not suspect a state actor.
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ReutersAFP News AgencyNBC News forecasts a Democratic majority in the chamber next year, which would let the party scrutinize Trump and seek laws limiting his policy agenda.
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AFP News AgencyKeisha Lance Bottoms won in Georgia, becoming the first Black woman governor in US history.
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Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican Rick Jackson to become governor of Georgia, making her the first Black woman elected governor in the United States. The former Atlanta mayor and Joe Biden adviser benefited in part from strong turnout among the state’s Black voters during early voting.
NBC News projects that Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms will become Georgia’s next governor. She would be the state’s first Black governor and the first Black woman to serve as governor in the United States.
NBC News projects that Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican Rick Jackson to win Georgia’s gubernatorial race. Democrats will control the battleground state’s governor’s office for the first time in 24 years.
Julius Baer expects Asia to be an important source of near-term growth as investors diversify amid concerns about US AI risks, CEO Stefan Bollinger said. He said many investors are nervous about their AI exposure, while those long overweight the US dollar and US equities now face increased exposure.
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NBC News projects that Maryland voters approved a constitutional amendment clearing the way for Democrats to redraw the state’s congressional map.
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With Democrats holding on to New Hampshire and Georgia, Republicans are turning to Michigan in hopes of gaining a seat. Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is competing against Republican Mike Rogers. France 24’s Jessica Le Masurier reports from a Democratic watch party in Detroit.
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Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is ahead of Republican opponent Mike Rogers in Oakland County, a pivotal county in Michigan’s Senate race.
Michigan’s Senate race has entered its final hours, with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed seeking to become the first Muslim in the US Senate and unseat Trump-backed Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed has faced a slew of last-minute Islamophobic attacks.
In a closely watched Michigan race that could decide control of the Senate, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers are pursuing sharply different strategies to win voters. El-Sayed has so far polled ahead of Rogers and is emerging as one of the Democratic Party’s rising stars.
The ruling party leader said South Korea should first enact the Digital Asset Basic Act, a comprehensive legal framework for crypto.
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Kathy Hochul won New York’s governor race, extending the Democrats’ hold on the office.
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NBC News projects that Democratic socialist Janeese Lewis George has been elected mayor of Washington, D.C., extending Democratic control of the capital. The result comes as self-identified socialists make gains in cities across the United States.
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Democrats have won a Senate seat in North Carolina as they seek to regain majorities in Congress and end Republicans’ unified control of power in Washington. France 24’s Florence Villeminot explains the US electoral map.
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Republicans redrew four Florida congressional districts this year to favor their party. Democrats have won three of those seats and are narrowly ahead in the fourth, a result described as a major blow to Trump’s party on a strong night for Democrats.
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The headline refers to a takeover and a link involving a 2024 election map.
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The headline refers to a takeover involving Link and a 2024 election map.
The headline refers to a takeover-related link and a 2024 election map.
NBC News projects that Democrat Rebecca Bennett defeated Kean in his closely contested New Jersey district. Kean had been absent from Congress for months this year.
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Victoria police say they do not believe an alleged assault on a 60-year-old One Nation supporter outside his Torquay home was politically motivated. Police say a blunt weapon was allegedly used, revising an earlier reference to a baseball bat. A 37-year-old man and a 14-year-old boy were arrested.
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AFP News AgencySeven flights in Europe were targeted by suspected bomb threats. No official connection has been established, but several countries are investigating whether the incidents formed a coordinated effort to disrupt airspace.
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The European Commission said it is monitoring bomb threats affecting aviation in Europe but that it is too early to determine whether they are connected. About seven flights bound for Poland, Bulgaria, Italy and Spain received threats on Tuesday, triggering checks and temporary airport disruption. No explosives were found, and no one claimed responsibility.
Reuters reported that five planes operated by different airlines in Europe received bomb threats. Two incidents involved Warsaw-bound flights; others led to diversions or searches in Budapest, Sofia and Spain. Modlin Airport halted operations for several hours. It is unclear whether the incidents are connected.
Seven passenger planes in Europe, including two that departed from the UK, were inspected after a series of suspected bomb threats. No explosives were found on the checked flights in Italy, Poland, Spain and Bulgaria. Authorities are working together to assess whether the threats were coordinated; the UK government called them malicious hoaxes.
Bomb threats temporarily shut down one airport in Warsaw and disrupted air travel in Europe.
A series of bomb threats in recent days has disrupted passenger flights across Europe, prompting diversions, emergency landings and security sweeps. No explosive devices have been found.
Bomb threats targeted four European flights. One of Warsaw’s airports was closed, while a Ryanair jet landed in Spain under an emergency protocol, marking the third consecutive day threats disrupted passenger flights in Europe.
At least 10 European airlines were targeted by bomb threats on Tuesday, prompting a temporary closure of Warsaw airport. Ryanair had at least four flights affected, more than any other airline. All the planes landed safely, and no explosives were found.
Seven planes across Europe were searched or diverted after a series of bomb threats, including flights departing from Heathrow and Manchester. All landed safely, and no explosives or evidence of terrorist activity were found. Investigators said there was no immediate evidence linking the threats to a hostile state.
Several flights bound for Warsaw, Rome, Murcia and Sofia received bomb threats on Tuesday. Inspections found no explosives, and the threats were false alarms. A London-to-Sofia flight had also been diverted to Budapest on Monday after a bomb threat.
Early vote counts show substantial Democratic leads in key Texas counties, especially those with large Latino populations where voters shifted toward Republicans in the 2024 presidential election.
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NBC News projects that Republican Rep. Byron Donalds defeated Democrat David Jolly in the Florida governor’s race. Kristen Welker and Ryan Nobles analyze the narrow result and Democrats’ lack of investment in the state.
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Republican Byron Donalds defeated Democrat David Jolly to become Florida’s next governor and the state’s first Black leader. Endorsed by Donald Trump, Donalds described his campaign as a continuation of the DeSantis-era success.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will keep Russia out of the upcoming World Junior Hockey Championship in Alberta. The government plans to use immigration law to prevent Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from entering to compete under their national symbols, though neutral athletes may be considered individually.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will not issue visas to Russian athletes seeking to play in the world junior hockey championship, scheduled there late this year and early next year. He said the decision was made independently. The Court of Arbitration for Sport had instructed the International Ice Hockey Federation to admit Russian national teams to international competitions. Several national federations expressed disappointment, while Finland said it was organizing a boycott bloc.
Jim Tomsula, who coached the San Francisco 49ers for one season after replacing Jim Harbaugh, is trying to make American football work in Europe.
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The Minutes Reader extension turns the original page into a focused reading view and translates articles and video subtitles on demand. It is in limited beta.
