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Trump-Era Prosecutor Behind 'Grand Conspiracy' Probe Quits DOJ
Jason Reding Quiñones, the U.S. Attorney whose office hosted the Trump 'grand conspiracy' investigation, has resigned, adding to a wave of departures.
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Williams: Inflation 'Too High for Too Long,' Fed Committed to 2% Goal
New York Fed President John Williams said inflation is 'too high for too long' and stressed the urgency of returning to the 2% target amid energy and tariff shocks.
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Jay Rockefeller, West Virginia's Last Democratic Dynasty Figure, Dies at 89
Jay Rockefeller, the last of his family's political dynasty and a dominant force in West Virginia politics for five decades, has died at 89. He served as governor and U.S. senator.
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Iran's Midterm Calculus: Why Waiting on Washington Is a Strategic Blunder
Iran's leadership misreads the midterms, believing a Democratic Congress will force a better deal. But legal limits, Trump's veto power, and economic pressures make delay a risky gamble.
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Trump Blames Voters for Market Crash After Midterm Rout
President Trump blamed Democratic midterm victories for a stock market plunge, telling voters 'you only have yourselves to blame' after the Dow dropped 1,833 points.
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Democrats' next move: check Trump with Congress's real power
Democrats won big. Now they must wield Congress's real power to check Trump—without performative politics or impeachment theater.
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Andrews Calls for New Senate Leadership After Upset Win
Freshman Sen.-elect Annie Andrews (D-SC) says it's time for generational change in Senate leadership, adding her voice to calls for new Democratic leaders.
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Lamb secures Arizona House seat, boosting GOP in 2026 midterms
Mark Lamb, a former sheriff endorsed by Trump, wins Arizona's 5th District, beating Democrat Elizabeth Lee. His victory aids GOP efforts to keep the House.
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October jobs report beats forecasts as Fed weighs rate hike
The U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October, beating expectations, while unemployment fell to 4.1%. Inflation persists above 3%, complicating Fed policy and shaping midterm outcomes.
October Jobs Report Shows Resilience as Inflation Pressures Persist
The U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October, with unemployment falling to 4.1%. However, wage growth still lags inflation, po
Toth defeats Finnie in Texas 2nd District, succeeds Crenshaw
Republican Steve Toth defeated Democrat Shaun Finnie in Texas's 2nd District, securing the seat left open by Dan Crensha
Toth defeats Finnie in Texas 2nd District, succeeding Crenshaw
Republican Steve Toth won Texas's 2nd District, defeating Democrat Shaun Finnie. Toth's victory comes after he ousted in
Court blocks Trump's D.C. arch as jobs report looms
A federal judge blocked construction of Trump's triumphal arch in D.C., while the October jobs report and tight Senate r
Judge Halts Trump's D.C. Arch for Two Weeks After Commission Approval
A federal judge ordered a 14-day pause on the Trump arch construction, citing potential harm to D.C. and Virginia, just
Democrats' Agenda Risks Undoing U.S. Economic Gains
Democrats' sweeping midterm wins could slow U.S. growth through tax hikes, energy restrictions, and AI limits, critics w
Congress weighs emergency science funding as young researchers flee
Congress must act before December 11 to preserve federal research funding and block new grant rules, or risk losing a ge
Congress Faces December Deadline to Reverse Science Funding Damage
The election offers a chance to restore confidence in American science, but Congress faces a December 11 deadline to pre
OpenAI Pivots to 'Compute Campuses' to Ease Local Backlash
OpenAI announced a new framework for building data centers, rebranding them as 'compute campuses' and pledging to cover
Transparency Bill for College Sports Faces Clock Amid NCAA Turmoil
The Protect College Sports Act, backed by major conferences, could die in Congress. Transparency on player payouts is cr
Senate Poised to Pass Bill Ending Aid Discrimination Against Homeschoolers
The Home School Graduation Recognition Act, which clarifies homeschool diplomas for federal student aid, awaits a Senate
Senate urged to pass bill clearing homeschoolers for federal student aid
The Home School Graduation Recognition Act, which clarifies that homeschool diplomas are equivalent to traditional high
Stocks Plunge as AI Debt Fears Overshadow Post-Midterm Rally
Wall Street's post-election surge evaporated Thursday as AI debt worries triggered a sharp sell-off, with the Dow down 1
JetBlue hikes bag fees again as fuel costs pressure airlines
JetBlue is increasing checked-bag fees again, with first-bag costs rising to $50-$55 for advance payment. The airline ci
Markets Rally as Democrats Sweep Congress, Fueling Divided-Government Bets
Stock futures jumped after Democrats swept the midterms, with investors betting on divided government. But AI crackdown
Trump: US probing $6.3B Binance hack, unsure on North Korea link
Trump said the US is looking into the record $6.3B Binance hack but wouldn't attribute it to North Korea. Blockchain ana
Nvidia's Shadow Banking Role Deepens AI Financial Risks
Nvidia's monopolistic control over AI chips and its growing role as an unregulated financier are inflating an AI bubble
Nvidia's Unchecked Financial Power Fuels AI Bubble Risks
Nvidia's near-total monopoly over AI chips and its role as an unregulated financier are inflating the AI bubble and thre
Washington's Lebanon Aid Plan Needs More Than Disarmament
Washington conditions aid on Hezbollah's disarmament, but experts warn that without banking reform and accountable chann
Xi resists trilateral summit plan with Trump and Putin ahead of APEC
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is reportedly uninterested in a trilateral summit with Trump and Putin at APEC, preferring to
Moolenaar Slams Hong Kong Court's 10-Year Sentence for Activist Wong
Rep. John Moolenaar (R-MI) blasted the Hong Kong court's 10-year sentence for activist Joshua Wong, calling him a hero a
Iran Puts Onus on Trump to Avert War After US Strikes Hormuz Targets
Iran's chief negotiator says Washington must act to prevent renewed war, following US strikes on Iranian facilities in t
Tehran Puts Onus on Washington to Avert Full-Scale War
Iran's chief negotiator says it's up to the U.S. to prevent renewed war after Tehran submitted a 'firm and rational resp
Pyongyang Rejects FBI's Binance Theft Claim as 'Provocation'
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong dismissed U.S. allegations of involvement in the $6.3 billion Binance hack as a 'trite provoca