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Meloni accuses pro-Russian hackers of leaking Tajani's data
Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers for leaking Tajani's data, linking it to his Ukraine support. She vowed to tackle disinformation and intimidation.
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New Democratic Majority Eyes Purse, Impeachment, Courts to Halt Iran War
Democrats, boosted by anti-war voters, will try to end the Iran conflict via defunding, impeaching Defense Secretary Hegseth, and legal action.
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Trump Faces 60 Minutes After Midterm Rout as Congress Returns
Trump's first interview since the GOP's midterm losses airs on 60 Minutes, as Congress returns for a lame-duck session with Democrats holding majorities.
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Dana White confirms Monday meeting with Trump on press secretary job
UFC president Dana White said he will meet with President Trump on Monday to discuss the press secretary role, after sharing an AI-generated image of himself at the briefing room podium.
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Democrats' Reform Push: A New Congress, A New Test
Democrats won Congress on an anti-corruption platform. Now they must deliver on ethics reform, but past failures and likely vetoes loom.
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Democratic Governors-Elect in Texas, Iowa, Georgia Set Up Education Policy Battles
Texas, Iowa, and Georgia are poised for education policy upheaval as newly elected Democratic governors pledge to counter Republican-backed school choice, book bans, and DEI restrictions.
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Young Candidates Ride Blue Wave, Reshape Congress
The 2026 midterms brought a wave of young candidates into office, with many defeating older opponents. Democrats led the trend, but young Republicans also won key races.
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Democrats Vow to Counter Trump Tariffs, but Veto Looms
After sweeping Congress, Democrats aim to roll back Trump's tariffs, but veto threats and party splits complicate the push.
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Sotomayor Urges Reversal of Presidential Immunity Ruling
Justice Sonia Sotomayor expressed hope that the Supreme Court will reverse its presidential immunity ruling, which she says puts presidents above the law.
Trump Hints at Cabinet Shake-Up as Democrats Seize Congress
President Trump signaled a Cabinet overhaul following the GOP's midterm losses, while Democrats and some Republicans pus
Democrats' Midterm Sweep Sets Stage for Leadership Clashes and Impeachment Threats
Democrats' midterm victories trigger leadership battles and impeachment threats against Trump officials, with key figure
Latinos Power Democratic Midterm Surge, Expanding CHC Ranks
Hispanic voters delivered a major rebuke to the GOP, boosting Democrats and expanding the Congressional Hispanic Caucus
Herzog Taps Eisenkot to Form Israeli Government After Netanyahu Loses Majority
President Herzog has tasked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming a new Israeli government after Netanyahu's coal
Ojeda Honors Father Who Died After His Historic N.C. Win
Democrat Richard Ojeda dedicated his congressional win to his father, who died after seeing his son defeat a top GOP inc
Kobach loses Kansas AG race to Mann in narrow defeat
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach lost his reelection bid to Democrat Chris Mann, who led by about 13,000 votes. The d
U.S. Warns of Cyberattacks on Cold-Chain Systems After European Grocery Hacks
Federal agencies warn U.S. businesses of cyber threats to cold-chain systems after European attacks disrupted grocery st
Affordability crisis in higher ed extends beyond tuition, study finds
A new study shows Americans still value degrees but doubt they can afford them. Experts argue that hidden costs and rigi
Permitting Reform Bill Faces Tight Vote as Democrats Weigh Mandate
The Senate is set to vote on a bipartisan permitting reform bill, but the midterm outcomes have intensified divisions am
Frozen Russian Assets Bill Stalls in House Despite Veto-Proof Support
A bipartisan bill to repurpose frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's defense has cleared committee with overwhelming suppo
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
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
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
Congress Set to Challenge Trump's Foreign Policy After Midterm Rebuke
Voters punished Republicans over the Iran war and tariffs. Now Congress is expected to restrain Trump's foreign policy,
Canada's Strategic Autonomy Push Outlasts U.S. Election Shift
Tuesday's election relief for Canada won't revive the old bilateral order. Ottawa's strategic autonomy drive is a struct
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