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The party's national spokesperson Rajeev Ranjan Prasad's remarks came after the INDIA bloc decided to hold its planned 'public impeachment' of CEC Kumar later this week at the official residence of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge.

The Student List has achieved a parliamentary majority in Serbia, marking a significant shift in the political landscape. Comprising various professionals, they are now tasked with selecting government leaders and forming a cabinet. With rising public and private debt, the incoming government faces crucial economic challenges ahead. They must also navigate complex issues of governance and foreign policy regarding relations with Russia and Europe.

Gold and silver prices have corrected sharply from their January peaks, raising questions about whether the fall offers a buying opportunity ahead of Dhanteras and the wedding season. Experts recommend staggered purchases over lump-sum investments, while highlighting interest rates, the US dollar, inflation and industrial demand as key drivers of prices.

US President Donald Trump is actively campaigning in various states to energize Republican voters ahead of the midterm elections. His rallies are designed to focus on personal appeals and past grievances instead of upcoming policy proposals. Despite Trump's popularity among core supporters, Republican candidates may face challenges due to his low approval ratings on critical issues. Many voters, particularly independents, express strong opposition to Trump, which impacts Republican candidates' c

Cornell University faculty will hold a meeting to discuss a no-confidence resolution against the administration's response to a rape case. This follows widespread criticism of President Michael Kotlikoff's handling of the situation involving a student. The faculty previously confronted Kotlikoff during a private meeting, where he acknowledged some administrative missteps. Following the meeting, many faculty members expressed a lack of confidence in the administration.

A US residential cruise ship, The Odyssey, has suspended its voyage in Cambodia after a sharp rise in fuel costs made operations financially unsustainable. The ship, operated by Villa Vie Residences, was carrying 203 passengers and 156 crew members on a planned three-and-a-half-year world voyage. Passengers have been asked to leave the vessel as the company explores restructuring options.

AI-driven disinformation campaigns are targeting Democratic Senate candidates Sherrod Brown and James Talarico during the midterm elections. These videos misuse real names and images, misleading voters and potentially impacting election outcomes. Experts believe this tactic resembles previous Russian disinformation efforts aimed at manipulating American electoral processes. Social media platform X has removed initial posts but copies are still accessible online.

James Talarico took aim at the escalating corruption within the U.S. political scene during his Texas campaign. Hes looking to unseat Republican Ken Paxton, who enjoys backing from prominent figures such as Trump and Musk. Talarico labels Musk's influence as an attempt to 'buy' Texas, while he prioritizes solutions for the state's affordability issues.

Israel's general election recorded its highest voter turnout at this hour since 1999, with participation reaching 77.7% by 10 pm, according to official data. However, exit polls suggested that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition had secured the 61 seats needed for a Knesset majority. Arab parties could play a crucial role in coalition negotiations as Netanyahu faces a challenge from Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar Party.

US Ambassador Mike Waltz and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez clashed during a United Nations General Assembly meeting. This confrontation was triggered by Waltz's speech condemning Cuba's government amid rising tensions. Cuba is experiencing severe economic challenges exacerbated by US sanctions and tariffs on oil shipments. The annual resolution criticizing the US embargo has regularly received widespread support from UN member states.

The US Federal Election Commission faced a cyber incident that disrupted its electronic filing system days before the midterm elections. This outage halted the mandatory campaign spending reports from political organizations, impacting the filing process. While users could still access previously filed reports, the issue complicated compliance with financial regulations. The agency's IT staff identified the problem and are currently implementing a fix.

Oil prices rose on Wednesday after an attack on a Saudi Arabian refinery revived concerns over supply disruptions in the Middle East amid the conflict involving Iran and its proxies. Saudi Arabia is the world's biggest crude exporter.

US President Donald Trump has suggested that Venezuela could become the 51st US state, citing growing ties between Washington and Caracas and increased cooperation over oil supplies. Speaking at a rally in Texas, Trump announced the arrival of the first 1 million barrels of Venezuelan oil secured under an agreement and said the shipment would be refined locally. He also suggested that Venezuela could eventually elect a governor instead of a president.

As anticipation builds for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision today, gold prices have experienced a minor uptick, reaching $4,061.86 per ounce. Market participants are keenly awaiting the Fed's report alongside crucial Personal Consumption Expenditures data that influences inflation strategies. While high inflation forecasts loom, concerns about ongoing price pressure persist.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suffered a setback in the national elections, with exit polls suggesting his bloc and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot's camp each won around 51 seats, while Arab-led parties secured about 18. The results leave the formation of a governing coalition uncertain, with negotiations expected to take weeks. High voter turnout, military conscription exemptions, security concerns and Netanyahu's long tenure emerged as key issues in the election.

A US magistrate judge has rejected a new obstruction charge against two former FBI officials accused of making false statements to Congress about Hunter Biden's laptop, criticising prosecutors for improperly filing the amended complaint without judicial approval. The hearing also raised questions about the investigation's political motivations, with an FBI agent testifying that Director Kash Patel ordered the probe following a speech by President Donald Trump.

US President Donald Trump has announced the termination of a Biden-era rule aimed at reducing methane emissions from oil and gas operations, arguing that the move will save energy producers and consumers $45 billion. The rollback would ease restrictions on oil and gas companies, including requirements to detect and repair methane leaks. Environmental groups have criticised the decision, warning it could increase greenhouse gas emissions and undermine efforts to tackle climate change.

The US State Department has agreed to issue visas to Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro and his family following his election defeat to incumbent President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. The development comes as Bolsonaro faces investigations into alleged corruption, money laundering and tax evasion, while questions remain over his whereabouts and whether he has complied with a court order to surrender his passports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced a setback in the national elections, with exit polls suggesting his bloc won 50 seats against 52-53 for the opposition and 17-18 for Arab-led parties. However, the results point to a potentially inconclusive outcome, with coalition negotiations likely to determine whether Netanyahu remains in power or Israel heads for another election.

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Stephen Cloobeck, who founded the Diamond Resorts International timeshare company and ran last year for California governor, contributed more than $23,000 to Swalwells congressional campaigns since 2017, federal campaign finance records show.

The reports assess the progress countries have made towards tackling climate change and achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement. Countries are investing in the clean energy transition, adapting to the impacts of climate change and building resilience, and there are international financial flows to climate action, the reports said.

Grand Theft Auto VI is set to release on November 19, 2026, exclusively for the latest gaming consoles. There are indications that the game could be limited to 30 FPS, which may impact overall gaming experiences. However, it is expected to showcase incredible graphics and a richly populated open world. Although a PC version is still under wraps, it could potentially deliver superior performance on advanced setups.

Taurus full moon is impacting a lot of zodiac signs and till November 1, three signs may face the affect in terms of their relationsip and caree. The period may feel difficult for now but things are expected to take a positive turn till November 1.

Utah officials will announce findings that connect a 1970s homicide to serial killer Ted Bundy. The 1974 murder of Melissa Ann Smith has been associated with this cold case investigation. Bundy's execution in 1989 did not close the remaining questions about his victims and their cases. Advances in forensic science have allowed investigators to revisit unresolved cases, potentially linking them to Bundy's known crimes.

JetBlue Airways CEO Joanna Geraghty has denied reports of debt restructuring talks with creditors, seeking to assure investors after a sharp selloff in the airlines bonds. Her remarks follow reports that creditors hired restructuring advisers PJT Partners and Akin Gump, raising concerns about the carriers financial stability as it continues to struggle to return to profitability.

Microsofts voluntary buyout gives eligible employees financial support to leave but this may also bring trouble in their living status. For some H-1B workers, accepting the exit package could affect their ability to remain in the United States.

Tyler Perry has sparked online buzz after viral pictures allegedly showing him kissing another man circulated on social media. Grok AI suggested the images may be manipulated or AI-generated, though independent verification is needed. Meanwhile, the filmmaker has reportedly listed his sprawling Beverly Hills mansion for $57 million as he prepares to relocate to Puerto Rico.

Cygnus Cross announced a delay in the Early Access launch of Emberville to January 7, 2027. The decision followed player feedback from the demo showcased during Steam Next Fest. Developers emphasised the need for essential improvements to enhance the gameplay experience and combat mechanics. The extended timeline allows the team to implement more significant changes and better address player concerns. Players anticipating the game must now wait a few extra months.

Eric Swalwell is facing serious allegations of sexual misconduct, leading to the FBI's recent raid. The operation targeted billionaire Stephen Cloobeck's mansion, who previously supported Swalwell during his campaign. After allegations surfaced, Cloobeck ended his association with Swalwell and expressed his disappointment. Swalwell has denied any wrongdoing while the investigation continues to unfold with multiple women coming forward.

Donald Trump declared he would accept the US midterm election results if they are viewed as honest and valid. Yet, he raised alarms about possible Republican setbacks fueled by renewed allegations of voter fraud. To rally his supporters, Trump has engaged in multiple rallies and announced a cash incentive for information that leads to voter fraud prosecutions.

US President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the legitimacy of elections won by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. This remark occurs after Lula secured a fourth presidential term, potentially amplifying tensions between the two leaders. Despite their disagreements, both countries maintain significant economic ties and shared strategic interests. Trump seeks to distance Brazil from China while addressing inflation issues through Brazilian trade.

Three tankers transporting Russian diesel are currently making their way to the United States. A fourth tanker is scheduled to depart on Wednesday as part of an agreement between the United States and Russia. This deal involves easing sanctions on Russia in exchange for diesel supplies amid rising fuel prices. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has criticized this decision as a 'weak decision' regarding US support.