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Business4d agoEmployers added 165,000 jobs in October, soaring past expectationsHiring across the U.S. surged last month and unemployment dipped, a sign the job market is picking up speed.CBS News
Business4d agoHiring jumps: The economy added 165,000 jobs last monthThe U.S. job market improved last month, according to a report from the Labor Department Friday. Employers added more jobs than forecasters had expected and the unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%.NPR News
Business4d agoElon Musk's very bad nightLas elecciones de mitad de legislatura supusieron un parate épico para Silicon Valley.Clarín
Politics4d ago2026 US midterms: Democratic left performs worse than moderate wingThe progressives' victory is not all it appears to be. They succeeded in making social issues central to the campaign, but their candidates won by narrower margins than moderates did in areas previously held by Republicans.Le Monde [en]
Disaster4d agoLAPD chopper and Navy helicopter nearly collide: ‘You guys gotta pay attention’The Navy says that it was conducting a training exercise with the LAPD on Tuesday and that it was communicating over the relevant frequenciesThe Independent World
Business4d agoThe future of data centers looks uncertain after US electionsDemocrats make gains in elections, promising stricter regulations for data centers, seen as energy and resource threats. In Texas, the key issue was the impact of these facilities on water and energy. Hinojosa's victory reflects a rejection of uncontrolled expansion.Clarín
Business4d agoU.S. economy added 165,000 jobs in October, way more than expected; unemployment rate at 4.1%Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 59,000 in October as the unemployment rate was expected to hold steady at 4.2%.CNBC
Business4d agoNonfarm payrolls surge in October, sending the unemployment rate lowerNonfarm payrolls experienced a surge in October, which resulted in a decrease in the unemployment rate. This indicates positive trends in the labor market.Seeking Alpha Tech
Business4d agoTesla’s Musk pulls plug on Cybertruck for robotaxi push after years of poor salesTesla would wind down Cybertruck production at its Texas gigafactory around mid-2027, CEO Elon Musk said on Friday, after years of persistently weak sales for a futuristic model once touted as a rival to legacy pickup trucks that ultimately only sold in just a handful of markets because of its heavy, angular design. Musk said in an X post the production wind-down would enable the carmaker to accommodate increased output of its newly launched Cybercab model, which the billionaire has made central...South China Morning Post
Business4d agoConstellation Energy Q3 2026 Earnings PreviewThis article provides a preview of Constellation Energy's financial earnings for the third quarter of 2026. It is a routine financial report for investors and analysts.Seeking Alpha Tech
Business4d agoMusk says Tesla will end Cybertruck production next yearTesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric car maker will halt production of its Cybertruck next year and prioritize self-driving taxis.CBS News
Politics4d agoJohn D. Rockefeller IV, West Virginia Governor and Senator, Dies at 89The rare Democrat in a fabled family of wealthy Republicans, he served 30 years as senator and helped bring health insurance to millions of low-income children.NYT US
Politics4d agoLive updates: Trump’s triumphal arch approved by panel, halted by judge; jobs report duePresident Trump named Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff Friday, announcing the departure of Susie Wiles from the White House. The president, in a Truth Social post, said Wiles will join his political operation. She has served as chief of staff since Trump returned to the White House in January 2025. Meanwhile, the…The Hill
Politics4d agoUS Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's future in question after midterms setbackUS Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's future is in question after Tuesday's, November 3, midterms setback. On Thursday, November 5, he issued a video message vowing to fight efforts in Congress to impeach him and defending the ‌Iran war as “courageous and historic”. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Philip Turle has more.France 24 [en]
Business4d agoTesla to wind down Cybertruck production in Texas next year to ramp Cybercab, Musk saysThe Cybertruck and its polarizing design gained a niche following, but it did not achieve mass-market sales and Tesla has issued several voluntary recalls.CNBC
Politics4d agoTrump left with ‘no good options’ to end Iran war after crushing US midterms defeatSouth China Morning Post
Politics4d agoJudge temporarily blocks work on Trump arch after panel’s approvalA federal judge late Thursday ordered a pause on the construction of President Trump’s triumphal arch for 14 days. The temporary restraining order by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan came shortly after the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) voted to approve the administration’s plans to build the arch between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery…The Hill
Business4d agoCanada PM Mark Carney unveils budget to strengthen economyCanada's Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his first ever budget on November 5, which set out strong ambitions for greater economic independence from the US. The "Masters of our Destiny" budget also announced generous measures for parts of the economy affected by tariffs, setting aside 44 billion Canadian dollars for impacted businesses and workers.France 24 [en]
Politics4d agoWill Democratic Party introduce a new 'New Deal'? Key narrative must be 'focused on economic issues'With Democrats poised to control both chambers of Congress, the party faces a defining challenge: how to constrain Donald Trump's presidency while carving out a path to the White House in 2028. For Ian Reifowitz, Distinguished Professor of History at SUNY Empire State University, the answer lies in drawing on the historical legacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal coalition. Republicans, he argues, have progressively shifted electoral competition towards questions of identity, immigration and cultural conflict. Democrats, by contrast, must recover their traditional strength on economic securFrance 24 [en]
Sci & Tech4d agoIn 1971, an architect began building with tires, bottles, and beer cans in New Mexico; 55 years later, his project inspires sustainable housing in the United StatesIt all started with a barn, discarded materials, and an idea that seemed impossible. Half a century later, those strange houses promise something that many homes cannot offer.Clarín
Politics4d agoDemocrats’ big blue wave will destroy the economyPresident Trump is right that the U.S. economy is the envy of the world. What a shame that Americans just voted to destroy it.   That is not an exaggeration. Granting such a sweeping victory to the Democratic Party, now in thrall to progressives who want to hike taxes, abandon fossil fuels and shut down the…The Hill
Politics4d agoGov .- elect David Crowley discusses blue wave , goals for officewpr.org · United States
Politics4d agoSchumer vows Senate Democrats would block any ‘right-winger’ Trump Supreme Court nomineeSenate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) says Democrats would block any “right-winger” that President Trump attempts to appoint to the Supreme Court after they take control of the Senate, which could ramp up pressure on conservative Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas to retire this year. “The bottom line is we’re not going to allow…The Hill
Politics4d ago'Period of uncertainty: Trump is tormented, he's unstoppable, and he's desperate for immortality'François Picard is pleased to welcome Craig Copetas, Greek-American author, international affairs columnist and editor at Türkiye Today and French Senator Hélène Conway-Mouret. “What you have is a tormented and unstable president who's desperate for immortality.” With this arresting assessment, Copetas captures what he considers the defining paradox of Donald Trump's presidency in the aftermath of the US midterm elections: a leader politically neutered at home but potentially emboldened on the international stage.France 24 [en]
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