In his first appearance since election night, Trump answered reporters’ questions about the midterm results, the future of Republican leadership, the war with Iran and the possibility of impeachment.
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NBC NewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 18:32
The Democratic wave in Texas could put deals Elon Musk struck with the state at risk of being undone.
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Bloomberg NewsOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 18:30
The midterm elections marked a major shift in U.S. politics, with voters rejecting Donald Trump’s leadership.
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Republican strategist Bryan Lanza says the Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory delivered a warning to the party and that it must move beyond MAGA-style confrontation. He argues Trump should spend his final two years reversing damaging tariffs, addressing widespread discontent with immigration enforcement and navigating the deeply unpopular Iran war.
A bus left Highway 39 south of Mackenzie, B.C., on Wednesday morning. Northern Health said the local hospital declared a Code Orange.
CCBC NewsOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 18:29
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell says he can fully move his lower body and is greatly encouraged by his progress, 72 hours after a frightening injury during a game.
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Detroit Lions All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell said Wednesday that his lower body has full movement and his upper-body movement continues to improve. He was carried off on a backboard days earlier after being injured in a game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Bob Dylan met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. The Pope gave him a rosary, while Dylan, a Nobel laureate, presented his autobiography. Dylan is due to perform in Rome tomorrow.
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Nothing CEO Carl Pei said on X that the company’s first “AI-native” product will ship in December. He described it as a tool with no new screen and said it could not have been an app, but did not reveal what the device is.
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Apple says it will begin checking iCloud items accessible to anyone with a link for “harmful content” in iOS 27.3 and other 27.3 updates. Link-shared items will be accessible to Apple and will no longer be end-to-end encrypted. Apple says it may remove content, restrict accounts, and, if necessary, involve law enforcement.
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Canada’s trade minister says the Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory will not change Ottawa’s strategy.
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Bitcoin rose more than 5% from its election-night low, reclaiming $80,000 for the first time since Binance’s record hack. The cryptocurrency continued its recovery from about $75,600 on Wednesday, shrugging off concerns that Democrats’ congressional takeover could threaten Donald Trump’s crypto-friendly agenda. CoinGlass data showed the rally liquidated $453.32 million in positions.
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The US Treasury imposed new sanctions on Wednesday against companies and individuals based in India and Turkey because of their links to Iran. It warned that it would keep targeting anyone who supports the Iranian regime.
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ReutersOriginal★★★★☆2026-11-04 18:15
Democrats celebrated victories across the United States that gave them control of both chambers of Congress. They flipped Republican seats in traditionally conservative states and scored historic wins.
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After a sweeping midterm victory, Democrats will control both chambers of Congress and can advance legislation, investigate the Trump administration through committees, and confirm or block nominations. Trump can still veto bills, while convicting him in an impeachment case would require a two-thirds Senate majority likely beyond Democrats’ reach.
US voters focused on government corruption as they handed Donald Trump’s Republican Party a severe midterm defeat, flipping both chambers of Congress and toppling Republican strongholds. Victorious Democrats warned the Trump administration to “lawyer up,” saying their approach to alleged graft and abuse of power could shape their own prospects and US politics.
Erin Ogunkeye welcomes Searchlight Institute president and Supermajority author Adam Jentleson to discuss Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory. He calls it more than a familiar backlash against an incumbent: a once-in-a-generation event. But he questions whether a coalition ranging from progressive reformers to culturally conservative Democrats can stay united and legislate on healthcare, immigration, inequality and climate change.
Democrats are using their decisive sweep of Congress to usher in a new era. Vice President JD Vance blames the war in Iran for Republicans’ midterm losses.
Republicans lost control of both the Senate and House in the midterms as Trump-backed Maga candidates suffered defeats. Democrats also won Texas’s Senate and governor races, along with Senate contests in Michigan and Kansas. The results amounted to a major blow to Trump’s authority, the report says.
After Democrats’ historic 2026 midterm victory, Donald Trump will remain president for two more years. The article says Democrats can try to constrain him, promote policy proposals and pursue limited bipartisan cooperation, but presidential vetoes and resistance from the party establishment are likely to limit major change and congressional productivity.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer spoke to reporters after the midterm results. Riding their sweep of Congress into a new era, Democrats are preparing plans to address high living costs and meet voters’ demands for change during President Donald Trump’s final years in the White House.
After the 2026 midterms, Democrats won majorities in both the House and Senate, taking control of Congress. European leaders described the victory as a “win for democracy.”
Trump’s loss of control of both chambers of Congress leaves an unpredictable final two years, analysts say, with consequences for markets, growth, inflation, borrowing costs and living standards. The Iran war, oil prices, AI regulation and political gridlock are among the forces shaping the outlook.
Iranian officials cast the Republicans’ sweeping midterm losses as Americans rejecting the war on Iran. Analysts say the result could increase pressure to end the conflict while making Tehran less willing to compromise. Trump has discussed attacking Iran but says he has not decided.
Economic concerns helped drive the Democrats’ sweeping midterm victories, giving them control of both chambers of Congress while Trump remains in the White House. The article examines the prospect of legislative gridlock and concerns over AI regulation, data centers, tariffs and debt.
People walked past signs about gas prices and voting in Dallas, Texas, on November 3, 2026.
Voters gave Democrats control of both houses of Congress, with victories in traditionally Republican states that exceeded polling expectations. Donald Trump said he would respect the results but maintained that going to war with Iran was right. The shift is set to shape the administration’s final two years and the 2028 race, while elevating new Democratic figures.
Democratic leaders and candidates who flipped seats offer post-election views. The article says voters broadly rejected Donald Trump, his policies and the Republican party, with attention on Trump’s personal unpopularity, high living costs and the Iran war—giving Democrats a chance to reset the domestic agenda.
The Democrats’ midterm victory has left Donald Trump in a difficult position for the remainder of his term. The newly blue House of Representatives will set the budget, which Trump will have to accept and carry out, says FRANCE 24 international affairs editor Philip Turle.
Democrats won majorities in both chambers of Congress, handing Republicans a historic, worse-than-expected defeat. Democrats have so far secured 228 House seats and 54 Senate seats, while several candidates endorsed by Trump lost in traditional Republican strongholds. Republicans did have some wins.
Democrats are projected to regain control of the House, which they have not held since 2020.
Early counts on Wednesday showed Democrats had won control of both chambers of Congress. Donald Trump said the GOP loss had left him “a little surprised” and said he was ready to work with Democrats, while claiming he would “veto everything.” The vote included 35 Senate seats, all 435 House seats and gubernatorial contests in 36 states.
After Democrats scored a series of unexpected wins in Republican-leaning states, some Republicans blamed Trump for the losses, saying his focus on his legacy and lack of concern for voters hurt the party. They also cited unpopular policies, low job approval and discontent over the Iran war, tariffs and immigration crackdown.
Ukrainians do not expect the Democrats’ midterm victory to change US policy on the war with Russia, at least not quickly, France 24 correspondent Emmanuelle Chaze says. President Volodymyr Zelensky has yet to respond to the Democrats’ “blue wave” taking control of Congress.
Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress, giving them power to block Trump’s legislative agenda and investigate his policies, but not enough votes to override a presidential veto. The article examines possible constraints on the Iran war and tariffs, including congressional funding limits, while noting these steps may be difficult to carry out.
Democrats secured a Senate majority and at least 228 House seats, taking control of Congress, while flipping seats in states normally considered Republican strongholds. Trump accepted his party’s defeat and congratulated Democrats, but some contests, including Alaska’s, remained undecided.
ABC News projects Democrats will control the Senate and win enough seats to take control of the House.
Although many races have yet to be called, Democrats have taken control of the Senate and House and won several key governorships.
Democrats unexpectedly took control of both the Senate and House of Representatives on Tuesday. Trump also announced that day that the US would halt $3.8 billion in aid to Israel. The report examines the potential consequences for Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu.
Democrats are poised to control both the House and Senate after wins in South Carolina, Kansas and Texas. Texas turning blue marks a historic upset. President Donald Trump says he will accept the results and blames the candidates for the losses.
Democrats won control of the House and Senate by flipping Republican-held seats in several states. It is the first time in 20 years that a Republican president has lost both chambers. The results are seen as a major rebuke to Donald Trump and his party; Democrats also elected the first Muslim senator and won a Kansas Senate seat for the party for the first time in nearly a century.
A wave of voter anger propelled Democrats to sweep into power in Congress. Outrage over the cost of living and the war in Iran delivered a resounding rebuke to President Donald Trump and his party, just two years after his dominant return to the White House.
Democrats won both the Senate and the House in a nationwide rebuke of President Donald Trump, flipping seats long held by Republicans and securing a series of historic firsts. Their gains are expected to constrain Trump during the final two years of his term and give Democrats power to block legislation, investigate his administration and challenge appointments. Anger over living costs, tariffs and fuel-price increases linked to Trump’s confrontation with Iran helped drive the result.
Democrats took control of both chambers of the US Congress on Tuesday, in what the report describes as a nationwide rejection of Donald Trump. France 24’s Wassim Cornet said the scale of the victory was “impossible to overstate”; Democrats are on course to win more House seats than they had when Barack Obama was elected in 2008.
US voters handed Democrats control of Congress on Tuesday in a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump and his MAGA movement. Polls indicate that anger over the worsening cost-of-living crisis was a major factor in the party’s historic win; the crisis was partly triggered by Trump’s decision to launch the US-Israeli war on Iran.
In Tuesday’s emphatic Democratic sweep, voters rejected President Donald Trump with a force rarely seen against a president in decades.
Democrats won both chambers of Congress, the House and the Senate.
Stefan Grobe speaks with elections expert Boyd Wagner about the US midterm surprise. Democrats far exceeded expectations overnight, winning historic results in long-time Republican states including Kansas and Texas, which elected their first Democratic senators in decades.
Democrats captured control of both the Senate and House in the November 3 US midterms, winning sweeping victories in Republican strongholds. Tens of millions of voters delivered a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump. France 24 international affairs editor Kethevane Gorjestani said the predicted “blue wave” was now approaching “tsunami territory.”
Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress, flipping seats long held by Republicans and adding governorships. Voters rebuked Trump’s record, particularly over the cost of living. Trump said he was not on the ballot and would have won by a landslide if he had been, while telling the New York Times he was willing to accept the results.
US voters dealt President Donald Trump and Republicans a sharp rebuke. Democrats retook the House and flipped at least six Senate seats, gaining control of both chambers of Congress. South Carolina will have a Democratic senator for the first time in nearly 30 years.
Bloomberg projections say Democrats won a House majority in the midterms, with at least 223 seats against the 218 needed, while Republicans secured 126. The projections put Democrats at a minimum of 54 Senate seats and Republicans at 41. NBC projected 255 Democratic and 180 Republican House seats, while its Senate tally showed 226 for Democrats and 141 for Republicans.
Precious metals climbed sharply Tuesday morning as investors weighed the Democrats’ sweep in the U.S. midterm elections.
The Democratic Party claimed control of Congress and won governors’ races across the country on Tuesday. As votes continue to be counted in other key states, attention is turning to how many more Republicans will lose.
During the first two years of Donald Trump’s second term, Republicans held majorities in both chambers of Congress, helping his party pass a sweeping tax-cut measure in 2025. With loyalists leading congressional committees, Trump and his administration have largely avoided tough scrutiny from those bodies.
Democrats won control of both chambers in the US midterm elections, taking 53 Senate seats and leading in three more, while crossing the House’s 218-seat threshold. Their majority gives them tools to investigate the Trump administration and block nominations, but advancing legislation may be difficult because Trump can veto bills.
Democrats have won control of both the Senate and the House in a midterm victory far larger and faster than expected, flipping seats in several states. Donald Trump blamed the result on not being on the ballot. The shift is set to reshape the political course of his second presidency.
Democrats have taken both chambers of the US Congress. Europe’s main concerns are tariffs and Ukraine, where Trump still retains much of his power.
A blue wave has swept the US midterms: Democrats won the Senate and are on course for a large House majority, with West Coast votes still being counted. The programme features live analysis from Philadelphia and Brussels, alongside coverage of Poland’s crisis, Ukraine talks and EU enlargement.
Democrats have won control of the U.S. House as well as the Senate, delivering a startlingly decisive rebuke to Republican governance in Washington and ushering in a new era of congressional resistance to President Donald Trump.
The Democratic Party has won back control of the US House of Representatives, after all 435 seats were contested. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is expected to become speaker, making him the first Black person to hold the post.
The Associated Press projected that Democrats had won the Senate, while NBC News projected they would win the House; counting continued in several races. A Democratic takeover of both chambers would deal a major setback to Donald Trump and Republicans. Democratic lawmakers have vowed to rein in his policies on Russia, Ukraine and the Middle East.
Democrats have won control of both the Senate and House, giving them command of Congress for the remainder of Donald Trump’s presidency. The election night has also brought historic results, with Democrats making substantial gains in states Trump won comfortably two years ago, including Texas, Kansas, Ohio and South Carolina.
Democrats took control of the U.S. Senate, delivering a decisive rebuke to Republican governance in Washington and ushering in a new period of congressional resistance to President Donald Trump.
Democrats are projected to gain control of Congress, giving them a significant check on Trump. The party could use that position to investigate his administration and put greater pressure on the White House over its policies.
Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in a midterm-election rout, dealing a blow to Trump.
ABC projects that Democrats will win enough seats to take control of the U.S. House of Representatives from Republicans.
Robert Garcia, expected to chair the House oversight committee, vowed to investigate the Trump administration and told Republicans to “lawyer up.” Democrats have retaken the Senate and are widely expected to win the House. Senator Ron Wyden signaled that subpoenas could follow.
Bloomberg estimates that Democrats will win at least 51 seats in the Senate after the midterm elections, giving them control of the chamber. Republicans currently hold 53 of its 100 seats, while Democrats and allied independents hold 47.
The midterms have ended Republicans’ dominance across all three branches of government. The shift in control of Congress will affect the crypto industry, too.
ABC News projects that Democrats will win enough seats to control both chambers of Congress.
Democrats have won control of the Senate and are projected to take the House as well. Their Senate gains included a surprise win in South Carolina, with Texas, Iowa, Ohio and Maine also turning blue. Democrats also won several Florida districts that had been redrawn to favor Republicans. A poll found the economy and the state of democracy were voters’ top concerns, and more than two-thirds said Donald Trump’s policies had worsened economic conditions.
Democrats won the US Senate, completing their control of Congress and gaining the ability to set the legislative agenda and block Trump’s nominations.
Democrats have retaken the Senate after sweeping Republican-held races nationwide, gaining leverage over Donald Trump for the rest of his presidency. With a likely House win, they are expected to control both chambers from next year and can block legislation as well as cabinet and federal judicial appointments.
Democrats regained control of the US Senate in Tuesday’s midterm elections, an outcome widely seen as a rebuke to Trump’s Republican Party. The party flipped seats in several states while defending others, including in Georgia and Virginia, ending Republican control of the chamber and its Washington trifecta.
NBC News projects that Democrats won both chambers in the midterm elections and will take full control of Congress in January. Steve Kornacki explains how they gained control of the Senate.
NBC News projects that Democrats will take full control of Congress, powered by wins in states where Republicans are deeply entrenched. President Donald Trump had urged voters to pretend he was on the ballot in this year’s midterm elections.
NBC News forecasts a Democratic majority in the chamber next year, which would let the party scrutinize Trump and seek laws limiting his policy agenda.
Shares in US tech giants surged on Wednesday after Democrats swept the midterm elections. Investors wagered that possible limits on new data-center construction could strengthen the companies’ hold on scarce computing capacity while easing pressure on strained cash flows.
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Connor Hellebuyck shared a letter on social media for Winnipeg Jets fans, thanking them, the organization and Manitoba’s lakes.
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After four Salvadoran military aviation technicians went missing in a gang ambush in Haiti, President Nayib Bukele deployed 2,000 troops and warned that El Salvador would use overwhelming force if the men were not returned alive. Haiti’s transitional government backs the deployment, while rights advocates and gang leaders warn escalation could worsen civilian suffering.
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The federal government said Wednesday that China will extend tariff-free treatment for some Canadian agricultural and seafood products for another two years, ahead of the relief’s scheduled expiry.
CCBC NewsOriginal★★★★☆2026-11-04 18:02
Crimea has extended its school break amid power outages, Russia-appointed regional head Sergei Aksyonov said, citing the “current difficult situation.” Classes are expected to resume November 9. The outages began overnight on November 3; Russia’s Energy Ministry later said Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure caused them. Ukraine began a campaign in June to disrupt Crimea’s electricity supply, leading to repeated outages and water-supply problems.
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The European Union will invest €525 million ($590 million) to help chip startups scale up faster, EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen said Wednesday. The investment is part of a drive for Europe to catch up with the United States and China.
RReutersOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 18:00
Enough Phone begins taking preorders today for its first device, built around a 5.3-inch screen. It has a mid-range MediaTek processor, one rear camera, a replaceable battery and a fingerprint sensor in the power button. The limited-time price is $399, against a $599 MSRP.
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Ars TechnicaOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 18:00
As winter approaches, people prone to seasonal depression are preparing for the change. Many have found ways to get through the darker days.
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The Verge reviewer Victoria Song writes about using Amazon’s always-recording Bee Frontier, which transcribes and summarizes conversations. Though it has sometimes helped her recall work talking points, its transcripts and interpretations often differ from her memories and produce false conclusions, leaving her increasingly unsure of what happened.
TThe VergeOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 18:00
ChatGPT can generate GIFs from a prompt or uploaded photo, with controls to change animation speed, edit individual frames, and share the result. The feature is rolling out with OpenAI’s Images 2.6 model, which also speeds up image generation and is becoming available to ChatGPT and Codex users.
TThe VergeOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 18:00
Schumer spoke at a press conference in Washington, DC, on November 4, 2026, one day after Democrats won control of the Senate in the midterm elections.
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A cyberattack affecting refrigeration systems in several European countries also targeted French blood banks, authorities said. It sought to raise temperatures at three sites storing plasma and blood samples, but monitoring systems detected the anomaly before damage occurred. No blood products were lost, and distribution continued. An investigation is under way, with no suspected perpetrator identified.
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Authorities said a cyberattack in France targeted three cold stores holding donated blood samples and plasma on Wednesday, but alarm systems prevented it from succeeding. The incident follows suspected attacks on refrigerators at European supermarkets and on French cooperative bank Credit Mutuel Arkea, which was also affected Wednesday.
French blood banks have become the latest suspected targets of cyberattacks in Europe. EFS said there had been no health impact and no loss of blood products had been reported.
French blood banks were hit by cyberattacks on Monday, with hackers raising the temperatures of refrigerators used to store blood.
Several regional blood banks were targeted in a cyberattack on November 2, France’s health ministry said. Blood products stored at the centres were not damaged.
France’s national blood service said hackers accessed control systems at three contractor-run cold stores and raised temperature and defrosting thresholds to very high levels. Alarm systems allowed technicians to intervene before products were compromised. The service moved the affected products, reinforced equipment monitoring and alerted national authorities; EU agencies are discussing a collective response.
French blood banks were hit by a cyberattack, but officials said no blood samples were compromised. The incident follows reports this week from supermarkets in several European countries that their fridges and freezers warmed up after being remotely taken over.
Thousands of young people in Denmark protested a government plan to end student stipends for those from wealthier families. Organisers said up to 13,000 marched from Copenhagen city hall square to parliament, while student associations reported strikes by about 40,000 students at 57 schools.
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Thousands of Danes took to the streets on Wednesday over government plans to cut or reduce state grants for students whose parents have medium-to-high incomes, joining a broader wave of youth anger across Europe.
Demand for access to Lloyd’s remains strong despite falling insurance prices, according to Argenta Private Capital’s Lloyd’s 2027 Investment Outlook, published on Wednesday.
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Kalshi’s scheduled closures and Coinbase’s September 2026 proposal illustrate why perpetual contracts without an expiry do not guarantee that traders can close their positions when they want to.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross has delivered medical aid to Taiz, Yemen, for the first time in weeks amid a Houthi siege. Yemenis displaced by fighting in the city are appealing for aid.
TTRT WorldOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:49
A federal judge dismissed the criminal charges against Kseniia Petrova, a Russian-born Harvard scientist accused of bringing frog embryos into the United States illegally.
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The U.S. Justice Department has asked a court to dismiss its case against Russian scientist Kseniia Petrova, saying the resources needed to continue outweigh the public interest in resolving it. Petrova, who works at Harvard Medical School, was detained in February while returning from France with undeclared frog embryos. She faces smuggling, false-testimony, and concealment charges, with up to 20 years in prison for smuggling. Immigration authorities considered deporting her to Russia; Petrova said that could put her in danger because she had publicly opposed the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine's police released bodycam footage they say captures events between two Russian bomb strikes on Kamyshuvakha. Kyiv says at least 40 people were killed at an aid site and shelter, and more than 30 may remain under the rubble as the search continued for a third day.
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Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote launched a $2.5 billion fuel storage and regional pipeline project in Walvis Bay, Namibia, on Wednesday. The project could reshape fuel supply infrastructure across Southern Africa.
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Oil fell below $100 as hopes for peace rose after the election. US Vice-President JD Vance blamed Republicans’ midterm defeat on anger over the Iran war.
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Trump and Republicans suffered a resounding defeat in the US midterms, while Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition fell well short of the seats needed to form an Israeli government. Israel’s political establishment is grappling with the US rejection of its White House ally and its possible role in that outcome.
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People gathered outside the US Consulate on October 31 to support Palestine Action ahead of a UK Supreme Court hearing challenging the group’s terrorism ban.
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U.S. defense shares declined on Wednesday after Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory heightened concerns that Pentagon spending plans could face greater pressure.
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President Donald Trump’s second-term foreign policy has broken with historical precedent. If history is any guide, his approach is poised to become even less constrained now that Democrats are set to control Congress and oppose him domestically.
BBloomberg NewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:30
Dozens of Santas gathered at Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Christ the Redeemer statue for their graduation. The 55 new recruits are getting ready to bring Christmas cheer across Brazil.
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The US midterm elections may have consequences extending well beyond the country’s borders.
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CNNOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:30
Many Canadians welcomed the Democratic sweep in the US midterms, viewing it partly as voters’ rejection of Donald Trump’s tariffs on trade allies. Tariffs featured prominently in races in Maine and Michigan. With talks between Ottawa and Washington back on, Democrats’ gains may improve Canada’s chances of securing a better deal, though they are unlikely to deliver near-term relief.
Northern Cyprus Prime Minister Unal Ustel said efforts to reach a federal settlement in Cyprus ended at Crans-Montana.
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Vice President JD Vance blamed the Republicans’ midterm defeat on the Iran war and challenged those who argue the conflict was worth losing control of Congress. Citing a pollster, he said ending the war and changing US ties with Israel were among the top concerns of Trump voters planning to back Democrats. Trump said he had no regrets and would launch the conflict again.
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JD Vance said on Wednesday that the war against Iran doomed Republicans in the US midterm elections. The article says his remarks signal an effort to distance himself from the unpopular conflict ahead of a possible 2028 presidential run. Donald Trump acknowledged Iran was part of the electoral setback but said he had no regrets about starting the war.
Hours after Democrats defeated Republicans in the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance blamed the GOP’s losses on public frustration with the U.S. war with Iran, which has pushed up oil prices while costs are already high.
US President Donald Trump acknowledged that the war on Iran contributed to Republican losses in the midterm elections. With Democrats taking control of Congress, he vowed to veto legislation he called “insane.”
Trump attributed Republican losses in the midterm elections to the Iran war and higher fuel prices.
Democrats won secretary of state races in four presidential battlegrounds and gained ground in Republican-leaning territory, securing election oversight authority in key states for the 2028 elections.
NNBC NewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:17
The WHO is calling on governments to expand six measures addressing climate change’s effects on health. It says they could save millions of lives each year while bringing substantial economic benefits.
EeuronewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:16
The existence of the neo-Nazi National Socialist Underground (NSU) was revealed in 2011. Fifteen years later, victims' families continue to question whether justice was done. Investigations into suspected supporters have been dropped, while memorial and documentation projects are progressing slowly.
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Democrats made major gains in state governments during the US midterm elections, taking control of several legislatures and reshaping the balance of power in battleground and traditionally Republican-leaning states.
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Palestinian-led parties won a record 19 seats, followed by aggressive police raids, arbitrary arrests and targeted questioning, the report says. Israel has certified the results, while the parties say Netanyahu and his allies portrayed their gains as illegal. The parties’ gains could help the Zionist opposition form the next government if it works with them.
AAl JazeeraOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:14
Santa Monica Studio has moved God of War: Laufey’s release from February 16, 2027, to May 20, 2027. The studio said it will use the extra time to apply finishing touches and bring the game closer to its full potential.
TThe VergeOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 17:10
France is taking a leading role in driving Europe’s naval development. Its expanding arsenal is on display this week at Euronaval, the world’s largest naval defence summit, held annually near Paris.
EeuronewsOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 17:07
Canada’s secretary of state for sport rejected concerns that excluding Russian players from next month’s world junior hockey championship in Alberta might weaken the country’s chances of hosting future international events, including the Olympics.
CCBC NewsOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 17:07
The WHO is backing trials of two new vaccines that could offer fresh hope in tackling an outbreak caused by an Ebola strain for which no vaccine has been approved.
EeuronewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:06
After the Democrats’ sweeping victory, President Donald Trump has probably appointed his last US Supreme Court justice.
BBloomberg NewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-11-04 17:06
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker says Democrats now need to deliver on what all Americans want right now.
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Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel died on Tuesday from injuries sustained in a collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono during a Spanish second-division match. Owono said he was struggling to process the loss. Police opened an investigation under judicial supervision, and several matches were postponed.
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Oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday, with European Brent crude dropping below $100 a barrel for the first time since Oct. 7.
NNBC NewsOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 17:05
Hundreds of U.S. congressional and state-level elections took place Tuesday night, producing numerous firsts. A striking result was the election of Black governors: five won in one night, surpassing the previous total number.
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Macronix, a major memory supplier for Nintendo Switch cartridges, says it will gradually phase out ROM production and focus on NOR flash for data centers. In Q3 2026, ROM revenue fell 39 percent year over year, while NOR and NAND revenue rose 158 percent and 768 percent, respectively.
TThe VergeOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 17:03
Credit Mutuel Arkea said on Wednesday it was trying to recover money taken by cyber attackers through what it called “fraudulent transactions” and assured customers their money was safe.
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French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa says it was hit by a cyberattack and that no customers will suffer financial losses. The bank has not disclosed how much money was stolen.
After a disappointing third quarter marked by fewer visitors at its U.S. restaurants, McDonald’s plans to roll out new value-oriented meal bundles early next year.
TThe Associated PressOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-11-04 17:00
The New York attorney general’s office has selected a former federal prosecutor to lead a criminal investigation into sexual assault allegations at Cornell University.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James said Wednesday that a former federal prosecutor who oversaw Sean “Diddy” Combs’ criminal case will head an investigation into an alleged 2024 sexual assault at a Cornell University fraternity house.
This episode of Grand Voyager explores Copenhagen, Denmark’s capital, highlighting its colourful architecture, cultural heritage and relaxed lifestyle. A local guide is suggested as a way to discover the city.
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Turning an investment portfolio into a steady stream of income is the aim, but the approach is a question.
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A roundup of important stories from Europe and beyond on November 4, 2026.
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A midday roundup of key stories from Europe and beyond on 4 November 2026, covering world news, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.
A morning roundup of important stories from Europe and beyond, covering world news, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.
European leaders expressed hope for a reset with the United States on Wednesday, November 4, after voters dealt President Donald Trump and his Republican Party a major defeat in the midterm elections.
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Coinbase says 99% of its customers’ assets are held in cold storage and that it was not affected by the $6.3 billion Binance hack.
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ABC News projects that Democrats have won a majority of seats in the U.S. Senate. The report looks at how the party won several key races to secure that majority.
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In the 2026 midterms, data-center interests suffered setbacks in prominent Senate contests and municipal votes on land-use changes.
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Candidates elected across the US favor data-center moratoriums, while local ballot measures added hurdles to expansion, dealing a blow to a key pillar of the AI industry. In an NBC News Election Day poll, 76 percent of voters opposed data centers in their communities. Of 45 local measures addressing them, 33 were set to restrict development as of Wednesday morning.
Minority candidates made history in key US midterm races: Minnesota elected the first Native American woman to the Senate, New Hampshire the first openly gay man, and Michigan the first Muslim. Georgia also elected the country’s first Black female governor.
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Apple’s AI-powered Siri Recaps won the writer over in a day, despite privacy reservations. The feature still has room to improve.
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At an awards ceremony in the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin said Russians had united to provide tangible support to those defending the country’s sovereignty and statehood. He said people of different ethnicities, cultures and faiths felt an unbreakable bond, and that troops on the front lines were defending Russia’s interests and statehood.
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Bitcoin miners’ daily revenue per unit of computing power dropped 8.7%. Nearly flat implied network growth offers little relief, as hedges still leave miners exposed to costs and delivery.
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Iranian parliament First Deputy Speaker Ali Nikzad said on Wednesday that Republican losses in the US midterms stemmed from Washington’s war with Iran. He told lawmakers that US efforts to pressure Tehran had failed. Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in Tuesday’s elections.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova and presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev will represent Russia at a Washington meeting organized by Melania Trump. Ukraine will send Davyd Arakhamia and human rights commissioner Dmytro Lubinets. Peskov said some members of Lantratova’s party had yet to receive visas.
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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.
