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Business5d agoHornbeck Offshore Services Q3 non-GAAP EPS of $0.13, revenue of $293.34MHornbeck Offshore Services reported its Q3 financial results, showing specific earnings per share and total revenue. This matters as it indicates the company's financial health and performance.Seeking Alpha Tech
DisasterBreaking5d ago6 dead, several injured in Brooklyn house fireABC News
Politics5d agoEl-Sayed: Michigan rejected ‘hateful, spiteful campaign’Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D) on Wednesday said Michigan “rejected a hateful, spiteful campaign” run by his opponent, former Rep. Mike Rogers (R), in the state’s Senate race. “Michigan proved just how big we are,” El-Sayed told The Associated Press, after he was projected the winner. “Rejected a hateful, spiteful campaign that had nothing to say…The Hill
HealthBreaking5d agoToddler favorite withdrawn after FDA issues warning over choking hazardThe snack can ‘rapidly hydrate into a dense, dry, and sticky mass’ that can cause a potential choking hazard, the FDA saysThe Independent World
Politics5d agoTrump lashed out at Stephen Miller for going ‘too far’ with deportations after Melania complained: reportThe first lady reportedly complained that people she knew were being deported in her husband’s sweeping anti-immigration campaignThe Independent World
Politics5d agoThe midterms were a referendum on Trump—and Biden—foreign policyThere is no debate as to why Donald Trump and the Republican Party suffered a historic and humiliating defeat at the polls on Tuesday: it all comes down to the Iran war and the cost-of-living crisis it has brought about. But lost in the conversation is that this was not just a rejection of the Iran war. It was also a repudiation of the broader foreign policy that repeatedly gets the U.S. into wars — or into supporting the wars and war crimes of U.S. partners. In many contests on Tuesday, the U.S.-Israel relationship was on the ballot too, and it was rejected by Republicans and Democrats alike Responsible Statecraft
Politics5d agoTrump complains it’s ‘so dark outside’ early and begs Congress to end clock switchingAmid his post-midterm election blues, Trump called on Congress to pass one last piece of legislation for himThe Independent World
Politics5d agoHow Trump Is Reacting to the Midterm ResultsIn the days after Republicans suffered massive midterm election defeats, President Trump appeared unmoved. The New York Times’s White House correspondent Maggie Haberman explains how Trump’s public demeanor compares with what he has shared behind closed doors about voters’ frustration with some of his policies.NYT US
Business5d agoJetBlue raises checked-bag fee again to ‘help offset’ operating costsLess than a year after raising its checked-bag fees, JetBlue is once again increasing those same charges for most travelers.The Hill
Business5d agoUSA TODAY GAAP EPS of -$0.03 beats by $0.04, revenue of $519.2M misses by $9.23MUSA TODAY reported a GAAP EPS of -$0.03, which beat expectations, but its revenue of $519.2M missed projections. This provides insight into the media company's financial performance.Seeking Alpha Tech
Politics5d agoDeSantis: ‘No question’ midterms a ‘rebuke’ of Trump, CongressFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) cast blame on Congress and President Trump after Republicans suffered significant losses in the midterm elections. “This midterm, no question, was a rebuke of the president and the Congress by Democrats, independents and some Republicans that crossed over,” he told Fox News’s Laura Ingraham.  “But a lot of our voters…The Hill
Business5d agoUS borrowing outlook steadies after midterms, but Treasury yields face new tests: analystsAfter the Democrats swept the US midterm elections, a divided government may help restrain future Treasury borrowing and prevent fresh deficit blowouts, though it will not necessarily bring down elevated bond yields, analysts say. The US Treasury Department unveiled its quarterly refunding statement on Wednesday, with market participants describing the overall borrowing outlook as largely neutral. Based on its projected financing needs, the Treasury said it expected to keep note and bond auction...South China Morning Post
Politics5d agoThe blue wave that the DNC built: Behind the scenes of Democrats’ historic election sweepWhen Ken Martin became chairman of the Democratic National Committee in February 2025, he said the party must "organize everywhere and compete everywhere so we can win anywhere." The early returns on that bet came in long before Tuesday.The Hill
Military5d agoFort Hood shooting victims not memorialized among Global War on Terror casualtiesThey received Purple Hearts, but the deaths and injuries are not considered combat related.Military Times
Politics5d agoCongress links SIR to welfare access, alleges move could exclude beneficiariesParty general secretary (communications) Jairam Ramesh says replacing Aadhaar with voter ID for welfare schemes could lead to exclusion on a ‘massive scale’; calls it ‘haq-huqooq chori’ (theft of rights)The Hindu
Politics5d agoErika Kirk channels Charlie to tell Republicans ‘keep the faith, and get back to work’ after midterms disasterWidow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk attempts to rally the troops after GOP loses control of CongressThe Independent World
Politics5d agoMelania Trump to host Russia, Ukraine representatives at the White House in rare meetingFirst lady Melania Trump will host representatives from Russia and Ukraine at the White House on Thursday, her latest diplomatic initiative after an unprecedented humanitarian ceasefire she helped broker between the warring sides.NBC News
Business5d agoWendy's rejects takeover proposal from Nelson Peltz’s TrianWendy's said the $1.4 billion takeover proposal does not reflect potential gains from the burger chain's turnaround strategy.CNBC
Politics5d agoUS Senate must act to ensure homeschoolers are eligible for student aidThis bill, which simply clarifies a header in existing law, has unanimously passed both the House and the Senate Education Committee.The Hill
World5d agoNew Yorkers rally against gun violence after Ghanaian teen’s killingNew Yorkers marched to demand justice for Ghanaian boy Javits Frimpong, who was shot and killed in the Bronx last month.Al Jazeera [en]
Politics5d agoKornacki: Why the Midterm Election Results Are HistoricNBC’s chief data analyst Steve Kornacki stops by Studio 1A with his trusty big board to break down the latest numbers of the midterm election and Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker joins with analysis on the results.NBC News
Politics5d agoDemocrats take back Congress: What it means for Donald TrumpThe 2026 U.S. midterm elections have dramatically reshaped Washington, with Democrats projected to regain control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The results are being viewed as a major setback for President Donald Trump, limiting his ability to advance his legislative agenda during the final two years of his presidency. Democrats made gains in several traditionally Republican states, while historic victories were recorded in key gubernatorial and congressional races.The Hindu
Politics5d agoUS midterm elections: all you need to know, from Democrats’ big wins to effects on ChinaWe have put together 17 of our top stories from our coverage of the US midterm elections. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Democrats take US Congress, reshaping Trump’s final two years – as it happened Democrats seized both chambers of Congress in the 2026 US midterm elections, flipping Senate seats in Republican strongholds and ending the control President Donald Trump had enjoyed since his return to the White House. Here’s how things changed for...South China Morning Post
Business5d agoHere's what the Democratic election rout could mean for the U.S. economyThe biggest forces shaping the economy aren't going to change just because the party in power did.CNBC
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