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'Useless Military...': China RIPS Trump After Iran Bombing, Xi Set To Back IRGC's Revenge?
China has renewed its call for a peaceful resolution to the escalating Middle East conflict, warning that further military action could deepen tensions and worsen the situation. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said military means would not resolve the crisis and urged all parties to choose dialogue and negotiations. Beijing also reiterated its willingness to support diplomatic efforts following Foreign Minister Wang Yi's separate meetings with Iranian and Saudi security officials. The statement comes amid concerns over the possibility of renewed US strikes on Iran and growing uncertainty over the region's security.#China #Iran #USIran #MaoNing #WangYi #MiddleEast #IranWar #USForeignPolicy #SaudiArabia #BreakingNews
The Decoy Is On The Ballot: Dan Sullivan Accuses Peltola, Schumer Of Alaska Midterms Scheme
A controversy erupts in Alaska's high-stakes 2026 Senate race as Republican Senator Dan Sullivan accuses Democratic challenger Mary Peltola and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of involvement in an alleged election scheme involving an independent candidate with nearly the same name as the Republican incumbent.Speaking about the unusual ballot situation, Sullivan delivers a pointed accusation: Unfortunately, the scheme is working, the decoy is on the ballot. The Republican senator argues that the presence of independent candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. could confuse voters and potentially divert support from him in the closely contested Senate election.
GRAP 2 restrictions in Delhi: Whats allowed and whats not
Delhi imposes GRAP Stage 2 restrictions as AQI hits very poor; bans for older vehicles, boosts parking fees, and encourages usage of public transport. Heres what allowed and whats not.
Class 12 student starts women-only running club, raises Rs 8L for streetlights
With the launch of RunX, Kridha Gupta aimed to establish a safe running community for women in Ambala. As memberships surged, the group pivoted towards campaigns for enhanced public safety and lighting. Their proactive community engagement led to successful fundraising for streetlights, alongside productive dialogues with local governance. Additionally, Kridha's initiative included educational workshops for students, illustrating how collective actions can foster substantial community growth.
Indus Towers eyes 100K solar sites by FY29, says MD & CEO Prachur Sah
At current levels, installations generate 300 Mw, sustaining power demand for existing sites as well as mitigating expense increase seen by company due to the rise in diesel costs, said Prachur Sah
Sebi imposes Rs 40 lakh penalty on two brokers in Axis Mutual Fund front-running case
Securities and Exchange Board of India has imposed penalties on two stockbroking firms over regulatory violations. Woodstock Broking and Marfatia Stock Broking allowed unauthorized access to their trading terminals. This access facilitated front-running trades by Prijesh Kurani, who operated from Dubai. The investigation revealed insider information was shared regarding Axis Mutual Fund's trades. The regulatory body emphasized the importance of stringent controls over terminal access and trading infrastructure.
US President Donald Trumps approval rating stood at 38%, the lowest for an incumbent president during a midterm election, according to a CBS News exit poll. Around three-quarters of voters were dissatisfied with the direction of the country, while more Americans viewed the economy negatively than two years ago. Most also believed the US was wrong to take military action in Iran.
Judge facing rape charge presides over Pocso court
Days after transfer as Sagar SP, IPS officer Anurag Sujania resigns amid ongoing liquor row in M.P.
Anurag Sujania, along with Sagar Collector Pratibha Pal, had been removed on October 27, over a month after a hooch tragedy killed more than 25 in the district
Blue Eye Samurai will be released on Netflix on January 19, 2027. This is more than three years after the first season was released in November 2023. Mizu will go on a journey to London, while Akemi and Taigen deal with events in Edo Castle in the second season of the show. Ringo will also look for something new in his life.
Explained: Why Sebi wants mutual fund investors to switch to direct plans
Sebi has directed mutual fund houses to make direct plans the default option on digital platforms. This change will take effect from November 1, when investors will see direct plans pre-selected for investment. Direct plans have lower expense ratios compared to regular plans, benefiting long-term investors through compounded returns. These changes aim to reduce conflicts of interest associated with higher commission payments in regular plans.
US mid-terms may help D-Street break free from geopolitical overhang
The upcoming US mid-term elections will potentially influence global markets and trade policies. Investors are closely watching whether the outcomes will ease uncertainties regarding tariffs and immigration. The results could shape the policy direction and affect the sentiment of global investors. Analysts suggest that the focus should remain on domestic earnings growth and financial flows.
Driver who ran over M.P. police officer arrested
Special DG Upendra Jain told The Hindu that while arresting the driver is a priority, various teams are also looking for the other three accused of an interstate illicit liquor racket
Face recognition vans, drones deployed to secure Delhis Sadar Bazar ahead of Deepavali
With festive shopping drawing huge crowds to the Old Delhi wholesale market, police step up surveillance with paramilitary flag marches, watchtowers and round-the-clock deployment to prevent theft and manage congestion.
US midterms: First polls close in Indiana, Kentucky
Rank-based merit list to replace percentile for NEET PG: Panel to SC
The National Medical Commission has officially approved a shift from a percentile to a rank-based system for NEET admissions, which aims to improve the current postgraduate medical course admission process. This change comes amid concerns over the possible decrease in qualifying scores for NEET-PG 2025. The commission is focused on preserving the integrity of medical examinations and has also suggested equitable salary structures for medical residents.
'Tesla misled South Korean customers'
Tesla has misled tens of thousands of South Korean customers by marketing driver-assistance software that the company knows cannot be legally used in most of its vehicles in the country, according to a complaint an advocacy group plans to file with a consumer protection agency on Thursday.Tesla has marketed Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software to prospective buyers in South Korea for years, often collecting lump-sum payments of 9.043 million won ($6,726).FSD can be used on about 20% of Tesla vehicles registered in South Korea - those manufactured in the US, Tesla Korea country manager Seo Young-deuk said in parliamentary testimony last month. Those cars meet US vehicle-safety standards that South Korea recognizes as part of a free trade agreement, according to the forthcoming complaint to the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC), seen by Reuters.The complaint to the regulator, which also handles antitrust, has not been previously reported.Most Tesla vehicles in South Korea, however, are manufactured in China, where no such agreement exists. Tesla only recently started the process for obtaining FSD certification for China-made vehicles, despite charging customers for the software for more than three years.SOUTH KOREAN TRADE COMMISSION INVESTIGATINGIt is unclear how many South Korean customers purchased FSD subscriptions on ineligible vehicles, but Tesla has sold more than 170,000 Shanghai-produced vehicles in South Korea since 2023, according to Tesla data sent to South Korea's National Assembly.Tesla generated substantial revenue by selling an expensive driver-assistance system to mass-market buyers who cannot use it for even a single day, said Choi Young-suk, who leads automotive issues at the advocacy group Citizens United for Consumer Sovereignty.Tesla did not respond to requests for comment. A KFTC official said the agency launched a probe earlier this year into Tesla's advertising of its FSD system and has received written responses from the company, but declined to provide further details.Tesla continued to market FSD as sales of ineligible China-manufactured Teslas surged in South Korea in recent years. Sales of FSD-incompatible Teslas made in China grew more than fivefold in South Korea from 2023 through last year, when 99% of new Teslas sold in South Korea could not legally use FSD, according to data Tesla submitted to the National Assembly.Despite years of promises from CEO Elon Musk that all Teslas would soon become fully driverless vehicles, FSD is not autonomous and requires active human supervision.Tesla has sought to expand FSD's reach beyond North America, particularly in Europe, where the company has waged a pressure campaign against European regulators.TESLA SALES SURGE IN SOUTH KOREATesla surpassed BMW this year as South Korea's top imported-car brand, according to South Korean import data.Tesla sold FSD for one-time payments for years, before shifting to a monthly subscription of 150,000 won ($112) in August.The complaint alleges that Tesla promoted FSD last year as coming soon and posted a demonstration video filmed in South Korea without clearly disclosing that the technology could only be used in a small fraction of Teslas being sold.Tesla knew those limitations but continued to market the software to all customers, the complaint said.Tesla Korea manager Seo testified during an October 8 parliamentary hearing that the company had not formally requested FSD testing from the transport ministry. Two weeks later, Tesla applied for certification.The ministry said FSD does not comply with local safety rules, including requirements for drivers to keep their hands on the wheel, according to a statement it sent to a lawmaker, reviewed by Reuters. The transport ministry could not be reached for comment.The consumer group accused Tesla Korea of deceptive marketing and asked the KFTC to issue a temporary cease-and-desist order on marketing FSD for ineligible vehicles, impose administrative fines and refer the case to state investigators.
Indian tourist killed, PIO injured as copters collide during Everest rescue
Gas prices hit record high on election day in US
I Will Sue The B**tards: Letitia James Unleashes Explosive Warning At Trump; Vance & Rubio Warned
New York Attorney General Letitia James delivers a fiery warning to Donald Trump's administration during a high-profile midterms rally alongside Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Congressman Pat Ryan, vowing to continue challenging the White House in court.Addressing an enthusiastic crowd in New York's Hudson Valley, James takes direct aim at what she calls the administration's chaos, cruelty and corruption. She accuses the federal government of pursuing policies that hurt ordinary New Yorkers and declares: I will sue the bastards each and every time.
YOURE THE A**HOLE: El-Sayed Shows Trump His Place After Canada Tariff Deal; Carney Gets Good News
Donald Trump's trade confrontation with Canada comes under renewed political scrutiny as Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed takes aim at the president's rhetoric, economic policies and treatment of America's northern neighbor.The controversy unfolds against the backdrop of Trump's tariff policies and his relationship with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Trade tensions between Washington and Ottawa have raised questions about economic uncertainty, cross-border commerce and the impact of tariffs on American businesses and consumers.
Man United Stun Roma, PSG Smash Champions League Record
Elsewhere, Barcelona beat Aston Villa 3-0 and Bayern Munich won 2-0 at Atletico Madrid
Midterms: 3 in 4 voters unhappy with US direction
US has no immediate plan to strike Iran, Trump tells FT
In an interview with the FT on Tuesday, Trump suggested he was content with the state of the stand-off with Iran.
Vance Defends US Jobs; Voting Disruptions Reported in Midterms
In a post on X, Vance said the administration had addressed visa-related irregularities and reinforced the principle that American jobs should primarily go to American citizens
Take on Modi in Parliament, FM Sitharaman tells Rahul Gandhi on debate challenge
Donald Trump disapproval rating hits 62% as US Midterm initial exit polls show voter dissatisfaction
Donald Trump faces voter dissatisfaction after initial exit polls from the US Midterm elections show 62% of voters disapprove of his performance. The NBC News Exit Poll shows that 59% of voters felt that Trump was a factor in their decision. Immigration policies, corruption within government and policies enforced by his administration have all played a role in deciding how people voted.
US Vice President JD Vance highlighted the Trump administration's actions to combat visa fraud and safeguard American jobs. He emphasized that American employment should be prioritized for citizens over foreign workers to ensure sovereignty. Meanwhile, disruptions during the 2026 midterm elections in North Carolina caused polling hours to be extended across several precincts.
US Congressman Suhas Subramanyam engaged with voters in Virginia, urging them to participate in the upcoming midterm elections. He observed a significant voter turnout and suggested possible Republican shifts towards Democratic candidates. Subramanyam stressed the importance of Indian-American political involvement, including the possibility of running for office. He promised that a Democratic majority would focus on public concerns like healthcare and food assistance.
Israel attorney general asks intel services to provide proof of poll fraud
Head of Shin Bet, David Zini, a close associate of Israels Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, had requested to question the leaders of the Arab parties as part of an investigation
India Vs New Zealand Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch IND Vs NZ 1st ODI
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma return to ODI action as Shubman Gill leads India in the series opener at Eden Park, Auckland.
Posters showing Rahul Gandhi dozing off in Parliament surface in Kolkata
Putting up posters in such bad taste against someone who holds a national-level office is unacceptable, West Bengal Congress leadership says
On November 3, polling stations across the United States will have varied closing times. The first to shut down will be in certain regions of Indiana and Kentucky at 6 pm ET, followed by many states, including Georgia and Virginia, closing at 7 pm ET. Although election results might start rolling in shortly after, final counts could be delayed, particularly in close races where state vote-counting procedures vary.
BREAKING: Trump Takes First Midterms Blow! Dems FLIP Guam To Take Early Lead; White House In Chaos
Democrat Alicia Garrido Limtiaco has emerged ahead of Republican incumbent James Moylan in Guam's non-voting House delegate race, giving Democrats an early red-to-blue flip in the 2026 US midterms. With all precincts reporting, Limtiaco secured 51 percent against Moylan's 48.8 percent, according to unofficial results. Meanwhile, Donald Trump celebrated Republican Tony Ada's victory in Guam's governor's race on Truth Social, without acknowledging the Democratic lead in the delegate contest. The results remain subject to certification.
'Call Me Senator': Al-Sayed Turns Trumps Name Jibe Into Rallying Cry; Jibes His Saudi, Qatar Deals
Abdul El-Sayed delivers a fiery response to Donald Trump during a high-stakes Michigan Senate campaign rally, turning the president's repeated struggles with his name into a political punchline. With the 2026 midterm elections dominating the national conversation, the Democratic candidate uses humor, sharp criticism and a confident prediction to take aim at Trump and his Republican allies.Addressing Trump's remarks about his name, El-Sayed fires back with a memorable line: After tomorrow, he could just call me senator. The remark draws attention to the increasingly personal exchanges surrounding Michigan's Senate contest, where El-Sayed faces Republican Mike Rogers in a closely watched battle.
Watch: Nasa astronaut Anil Menon shows how ISS crew cast ballots from space
US Midterms 2026: Cost of living and government corruption are top issues, AP Voter Poll says
Voters are participating in Election Day to influence control of the U.S. House and Senate. Many electorate members express dissatisfaction with the current economic situation attributed to Trump's policies. Polls indicate a significant desire for checks and balances on the presidency from Congress. Various gubernatorial candidates, along with major ballot measures, also shape the election landscape. Early voting statistics show heightened engagement compared to previous elections and reflect voter concerns.
Investors ready for possible shake-up in Congress as US awaits election results
Investors are closely monitoring upcoming midterm elections, as results may influence asset prices significantly. A potential Democratic victory could lead to increased scrutiny on sectors like AI and data centers. Polls indicate a high probability of Democrats taking control of the House and a competitive Senate race. Analysts predict potential volatility in markets following the election results due to heightened investor anxiety.
US Stock Market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq traded well as Wall Street investors are waiting for midterm elections 2026 results.
The 2026 US midterm election results could determine whether Donald Trump retains Republican control of Congress or faces a Democratic majority in the House or Senate. While some winners may be declared on election night, close races could take days to resolve. Here's when results are expected and what could happen to Trump's legislative agenda if Republicans lose control of either chamber.
As voters participate in the 2026 midterm elections, many emphasize the importance of researching candidates carefully. Republican supporters highlight that the partys values extend beyond President Trumps influence. Economic concerns, particularly rising inflation, remain significant issues for households across the country. Voter turnout is noted to be steady, reflecting growing awareness of electoral impact. Indian-American voters are raising concerns about anti-immigrant sentiment and the need for better representation.
Judge needn't face strictures for typos in judgement: SC
In a significant move, the Supreme Court intervened to address remarks made by the Rajasthan high court about a trial judge. This action stemmed from minor errors in a ruling, which the High Court harshly criticized, despite the fact that these did not alter the outcome of the case.
Taylor Red Singer Nicole Taylor Dead At 35: Sisters Reveal Devastating Diagnosis And Final Months
Taylor Red country singer Nicole Taylor has died at 35 after battling aggressive Stage 3 breast cancer. Her triplet sisters, Nika and Natalie Taylor, have shared the heartbreaking news, revealing her 2022 diagnosis, chemotherapy journey and remarkable strength. Nicole continued doing CrossFit during treatment and found comfort in her faith. The singer, who rose to fame with her sisters on TikTok and YouTube, leaves behind a legacy of music, millions of fans and an emotional final story.
Fastest Among G7 Nations: Canada Minister Champagne Throws Shade At Trump As Midterms Loss Looms
Canada's economic performance takes center stage in a new political comparison as Canadian Finance Minister Franois-Philippe Champagne highlights the country's standing among the Group of Seven (G7) economies, against the backdrop of Donald Trump's contentious trade relationship with Ottawa and the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.Champagne's reference to Canada being the fastest among G7 nations draws attention to the economic competition between major industrialized countries. The remark comes as trade tensions, tariffs, affordability and economic growth remain important issues in the relationship between Washington and Ottawa.
Gaana, Noise join hands for cobranded buds
LTCG tax abolition may cost Rs 40k-50k crore
SBI net rises 14% to 23k crore, shares slip 1.8%
Won't open up dairy sector or let in genetically modified products: Piyush Goyal
Industry bodies debate LTCG pitch ahead of pre-budget discussions
Largest monitoring effort: Trump deploys 1,000 monitors; Dems cry voter intimidation
Too Extreme For Michigan: Haley Stevens Exact Words To Mike Rogers Before Turning On El-Sayed
A major political controversy unfolds in Michigan's fiercely contested 2026 Senate race as Republican candidate Mike Rogers discusses Democrat Haley Stevens' decision to support him over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed.Speaking to reporters after casting his ballot on Election Day, Rogers praised Stevens for putting what he described as country over party. He claimed she had voted Democratic down the ballot except in the Senate contest, where she believed the Democratic candidate was too extreme for our state.
Haley Stevens To Be Kicked Out?: Schumers Reply Shocks Abdul El-Sayed As Michigan Race Heats Up
A dramatic confrontation over Haley Stevens takes center stage in Michigan's closely watched Senate race as Democratic leader Chuck Schumer faces tough questions about the fallout from Stevens' support for Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed.Speaking to reporters on Election Day, Schumer was pressed on whether his earlier endorsement of Stevens could cost Democrats the crucial Michigan Senate seat. His response was strikingly brief: She's one vote.
Florida Learjet Crash: Pilot Jeff Gregorys Church Reveals Emotional Tribute After Fatal Flight
Florida Learjet pilot Captain Jeff Gregory was reportedly heard reciting the Lords Prayer moments before the doomed aircraft plunged into a fatal crash near Greenacres. His church, Limerick Chapel, has paid tribute to the 55-year-old father of three, saying he went home to be with the Lord. Final cockpit audio also captured co-pilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras screaming that they were about to die, as investigators examine the devastating Learjet crash and its final moments.
Trump Says U.S. Will End $4 Billion Israel Aid By Year-End; Netanyahu Deal Raises Questions
US President Donald Trump says Washington will end its annual financial support to Israel by the end of this year, claiming he reached an agreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu months ago. Trump described the payments as worth around $4 billion annually and argued that Israel no longer needs American financial assistance. However, questions remain over what funding the announcement actually covers. The existing US-Israel memorandum of understanding provides approximately $3.8 billion in annual military assistance and runs until 2028. With discussions already underway over future assistance, the exact terms and timeline of Trump's claimed agreement remain unclear.
U.S. Marine Arrested Again In Japan Despite Curfew; Tokyo Demands Strict Action From Washington
Japan has demanded stricter discipline among American military personnel stationed in Okinawa after another US Marine was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. The latest arrest comes despite restrictions imposed following the alleged murder of a local woman by another American serviceman. US forces had faced a temporary alcohol ban and a 30-day nighttime curfew, requiring personnel to return to their bases or off-base residences between midnight and 5 AM. Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has urged Washington to enforce discipline, prevent further incidents and ensure compliance with the restrictions. The developments have reignited public anger over the heavy US military presence in Okinawa, with protests demanding greater accountability from American forces.
Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump plan to deport detained Afghans to Afghanistan
A federal judge in New York issued a temporary block on deportation plans for Afghans. This decision came after warnings from advocates and lawmakers about potential risks to their safety. They highlighted that returning these individuals could lead to persecution or even death. The government confirmed there are currently no planned flights for deporting Afghan nationals. The judicial order is set to expire soon, leaving many uncertain about their future.
Cyber risks: Banks working on coordinated response
Progressive Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers duel for key Michigan Senate seat
Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are competing in a crucial Senate race in Michigan, which may influence Senate control. El-Sayed is promoting a progressive agenda, including universal healthcare, while trying to unite various community divisions. Rogers, aiming for redemption after a narrow prior loss, faces challenges without Trump's support on the ballot. The race has drawn substantial advertising funds and intense scrutiny.
AI weighs ordering more wide body aircraft: Air India CEO
NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar has been suspended by Spire Motorsports for the Homestead-Miami season finale after repeatedly brake-checking Austin Cindric during the Martinsville race, causing heavy damage to Cindric's car. Hocevar has admitted that he crossed the line with his on-track actions and apologised to his team, sponsors and fans.
US midterm election 2026 results: 10-year TIPS breakeven rate was last at 2.305 per cent, indicating the market sees inflation averaging about 2.3 per cent a year for the next decade.
Pre-Diwali fireworks: Sensex up over 2.4k points in two days
Government eyes 15k crore from PSU land monetisation
Driver who ran over officer still absconding as M.P. Police expand search across State
Special DG Upendra Jain told The Hindu that while arresting the driver is a priority, various teams are also looking for the other three accused of an interstate illicit liquor racket
Greenland approves security deal with Denmark and US following months of Trump's pressure
Greenlandic lawmakers voted 16-0 to approve a security agreement with Denmark and the United States. This deal aims to strengthen military presence in the Arctic while keeping Greenland under Danish control. Although some residents express concerns about its implications for Greenlanders, they hope to curb American threats. The agreement will take effect after Danish parliamentary processes are completed later this month.
Iran US war: Thousands of U.S. troops remain in the waters off Iran to maintain a naval blockade aimed at preventing tankers carrying Iranian oil from reaching the global market. Another aircraft carrier and thousands of additional troops are also on their way to the Middle East.
iPhone and Mac power Apple India's September-quarter record revenue
Encouraged by response to defence of SIR, BJP plans next political push
Microsoft buyout offer: Microsoft has offered voluntary buyouts to around 60,000 employees, leaving workers to weigh the payout against the uncertainty of staying or finding another job. Employment attorney Craig Levey shares what employees should review before signing, from legal terms and future layoff concerns to negotiation and tax implications.
ED attaches 2 planes, land, windmills worth Rs 510 crore of Anil Ambani's group
Americans Vote In Election That Could Reshape Trump Presidency
Polls predict the Democrats will win a majority in the House of Representatives and possibly seize the Senate
Justice N. Anand Venkatesh suo motu impleads Higher Education Secretary as a respondent to a batch of applications filed by him and calls for explanation by November 17
Red wave or Blue wave? US Midterm Election Results 2026 LIVE: Race calls, Senate & House maps
Trumps 22-Minute Pool Monologue Gets a Brutal Notting Hill Comparison From CNNs Kasie Hunt
CNN anchor Kasie Hunt took aim at Donald Trumps final midterm message after the president spent the opening 22 minutes of his election-eve speech discussing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation. Hunt joked that Trump was a man standing by a pool, asking Americans to love ita line echoing the romantic comedy Notting Hill. Trump later turned to the midterms, after detailing the pools repairs and praising the makeover. The address took place in Washington on November 2, 2026.
50 Cr People Exit Poverty In 12 Years: PM
Pune Metro reflects how modern cities are being shaped for a Viksit Bharat, Mr Modi observed
Where Is Bashir Zeb Baloch? Mystery mounts after BLA announces leadership change
They set up fraudulent daycares!: Vance unleashes on Minnesota Somali fraudsters, signals manhunt
Can Vivek Ramaswamy win the Ohio governor race?
'A sign of things to come!': Guam goes Republican! Trump celebrates Tony Adas election victory
'A sign of things to come!': Guam goes Republican! Trump celebrates Tony Adas election victory
SC to define right to privacy of protesters in public places
Jet Parts Found As Far As 3.8 Miles From Crash Site In South Florida: Probe
Florida Jet Crash: National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman said during a news conference Tuesday that the discovery of tail parts confirms the plane was breaking apart before it hit the ground.
'Thats just a sample!': Trump DOJ charges six more in California voter fraud crackdown
'Thats just a sample!': Trump DOJ charges six more in California voter fraud crackdown
US President Donald Trump will closely monitor the results of the 2026 midterm elections from the White House. This gathering includes Cabinet members and political allies who wish to support him. Trump has expressed optimism about potential Republican victories, despite some advisers' concerns about disappointing outcomes. The administration is preparing for various scenarios, including the chance of Trump addressing reporters.
A referendum on Trump, election monitors and a Democratic shift: What to watch on Election Day
President Trump's performance will be scrutinized during the upcoming midterm elections as voter turnout surges. Polls suggest that Democrats may gain significant congressional seats based on voter dissatisfaction. Trump's base is expected to show strong turnout, but Democrats appear more motivated to vote. Concerns about potential interference, including the dispatching of federal agents, have also been raised. The results could reshape party dynamics and influence the next presidential cycle.
Iran Issues Nuclear Warning To U.S. As Ghalibaf Adviser Claims Tehran Could Build Bomb
An Iranian political adviser has issued a stark nuclear warning amid escalating tensions with Washington and Israel. In a Telegram statement, Mehdi Mohammadi, adviser to Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, argued that one or two American nuclear strikes would not destroy Iran and suggested Tehran could rapidly develop a nuclear weapon in response. He also warned that a single atomic bomb would be enough for Israel, citing the country's relatively small territory. Mohammadi predicted another military confrontation involving the United States and Israel and warned of retaliation against regional infrastructure. His remarks do not establish that Iran already possesses nuclear weapons, and his predictions of an imminent war remain unverified.
OBAMAS JOKE HITS HARD! Pete Buttigieg Roasts Trump Over Minnesota Cheesecake Factory | MIDTERMS
Former US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg took aim at Donald Trump and congressional Republicans during a Minnesota campaign rally, mocking their priorities as Americans grapple with rising living costs and healthcare expenses. Buttigieg questioned what Republicans had delivered for ordinary Americans, accusing them of prioritising tax cuts for billionaires while people struggle to afford basic necessities. His pointed Cheesecake Factory remark drew laughter from the crowd. The speech follows Barack Obama's criticism of Trump on the campaign trail, with Minnesota voters casting ballots in the high-stakes midterm elections.
Eurozone Factory Growth Hits Highest Level Since 2022 As Energy Costs And Inflation Surge
Eurozone manufacturing activity expanded at its fastest pace since May 2022 in October, with the PMI rising to 52.7. However, factories faced higher energy costs, supply chain disruptions and growing inflationary pressure. While exports grew at their fastest pace in more than four years, new orders slowed to a four-month low. Germany and Spain recorded strong growth, while manufacturing contracted in France and Italy. With Eurozone inflation expected to reach 4 percent, pressure is mounting on the European Central Bank.#Eurozone #EuropeanEconomy #Manufacturing #Inflation #Germany #ECB #EnergyCrisis
El-Sayed Vs Schumer! Senate Leader Settles Midterms Debate After Michigan Vote; Then Warns Trump
A dramatic political moment unfolds in Michigan's high-stakes 2026 Senate contest as Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer addresses the controversy surrounding Abdul El-Sayed, Haley Stevens and the bitter battle for control of Congress.Schumer was directly confronted by reporters over whether his earlier endorsement of Haley Stevens could cost Democrats the crucial Michigan Senate seat, particularly after the controversy surrounding Stevens' support for Republican Mike Rogers.
'Abdul too extreme for state': Rogers votes in midterms; bashes Dems for Steven's vicious targeting
'Abdul too extreme for state': Rogers votes in midterms; bashes Dems for Steven's vicious targeting
YSRC Emerged As The Single Largest Party In Saluru Municipality. NDA Alliance Secures 16 Wards
The TD won 11 wards, while its alliance partner, the Jana Sena, secured four.
