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New York voters head to polls in midterm electionsPolitics11:00

Voters in New York are casting ballots in the midterms, delivering a verdict on the first two years of Donald Trump's second term. Surveys and nonpartisan analysts favor Democrats to take control of the House, while the Senate outcome remains uncertain.

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DOJ to send election monitors to all 50 states for the first timePolitics

The Justice Department plans to send election monitors to polling places in every U.S. state, a first in the country’s history. NBC News’ Justin Levitt discusses their role in previous elections and how they will operate during the midterms.

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Progress and pitfalls: Five takeaways from the Enlargement SummitPolitics

At the Euronews Enlargement Summit, Montenegro, Albania and Moldova advanced their accession plans. North Macedonia clashed with Bulgaria, Ukraine rejected agricultural carve-outs, Armenia considered a swift application, and Georgia had no answer to its EU accession deadlock.

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Why voter frustration could spell trouble for TrumpPolitics

Donald Trump is not on the ballot, but the midterms are among the most important tests yet of his presidency. With voters focused on unaffordable living costs, Trump and Republicans are expected to lose. If they do, can he continue governing as he has so far?

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Spanish footballer dies after cardiac arrest following on-field collisionSports

CD Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel, 30, died a day after suffering cardiac arrest following a collision during a match. He collapsed after goalkeeper Jesús Owono struck him in the chest with his knee while clearing a long ball, and the match was abandoned. Real Madrid staff and players held a moment of silence on Tuesday.

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Midterms Set Record for Early VotingPolitics

Bloomberg’s Balance of Power discusses the latest developments in the day’s midterm elections, with the program highlighting record early voting. Guests include Bloomberg correspondents, former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina, Rep. Jason Crow and Republican figure Sarah Chamberlain.

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Weil Collapse, Data Centers on Ballots, Awaiting AnthropicEconomy42:21

Bloomberg Television’s weekly midday program features editorial coverage of major corporate transactions shaping global markets. Guests include I Squared Capital founder, chairman and managing partner Sadek Wahba; Kirkland & Ellis M&A and private equity partner Melissa Kalka; McKinsey global data center practice lead Pankaj Sachdeva; and Mizuho Americas investment and corporate banking head Michal Katz.

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How AI could threaten the UK’s climate goalsTech

The UK government wants to rapidly expand AI data centres, but a BBC investigation found that their growth could seriously undermine its 2050 net-zero goal. Proposals for some of the largest sites include on-site gas power stations to supply the energy-hungry facilities.

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Trump promised a ‘Golden Age.’ What has he delivered at home?Politics

Donald Trump promised Americans a “Golden Age” upon returning to the White House in January 2025. His administration has since sharply cut government spending through DOGE, intensified mass deportations, expanded ICE operations and pursued an aggressive crackdown on DEI programs and transgender rights. Vedika Bahl examines what the domestic agenda has achieved and at what cost.

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Trump says US will end aid to Israel at year’s endPolitics

Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States would stop providing Israel with $4 billion in aid at the end of the year because Israel “doesn’t need it.” Speaking to Fox News on Election Day, he said the assistance had become a potent Democratic talking point and questioned why Republicans should face criticism over it.

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Americans head to the polls in pivotal midterm electionsPolitics2:35

Voters are casting ballots in US midterm elections that will determine whether Republicans keep control of both chambers of Congress. A Democratic win in either chamber would substantially limit Trump’s domestic agenda; narrower Republican majorities could also complicate lawmaking and open the door to Democratic investigations of the administration.

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US voters head to polls for midterm verdict on TrumpPolitics

Voters across the United States went to the polls for this year's midterm elections. The outcome will reflect voters' judgment of the first two years of Donald Trump's second term.

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Voters explain their choices in the midterm electionPolitics

Election Day has arrived, with voters nationwide deciding control of the U.S. House and Senate. Voters share why they are casting ballots and whom they support.

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'Hoax' bomb threats disrupt flights across EuropeWorld

At least seven flights in Europe received bomb threats, leading to diversions, searches and an escort by the Italian Air Force. All landed safely, and no explosives were found. The report considers whether hoax threats could serve as a low-cost way to cause disruption.

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Key states remain toss-ups as U.S. voters head to the pollsPolitics

Voting is underway on U.S. midterm election day, but races remain uncertain in several critical states. CBC reporters assess the ground situation in Texas and Michigan and the paths to control of the House and Senate.

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