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PoliticsNov 4The White House reminds that Trump "is still president" after his electoral defeatThe White House reaffirms that the leader remains in office after the party's defeats in the midterm elections. The message was disseminated on social media. The opposition takes control of Congress, limiting the president's influence and allowing his administration to be investigated. Political tension increases.Clarín
PoliticsNov 4The U.S. House Speaker will stop leading Republicans from JanuaryThe Republican leader of the Lower House, after the electoral defeat, decides not to seek re-election in the next Congress. The speakership will pass to the Democrats, with Hakeem Jeffries as a possible new leader, marking a historic milestone.Clarín
PoliticsNov 4The Hispanic Caucus in Congress will be the largest in history with more than 50 membersThe Hispanic group in the U.S. Congress reaches a historic milestone with more than 50 members, reflecting Latino influence in politics. They celebrate 50 years since their founding, highlighting the importance of their mission and dedicating the achievement to leaders who fought for social justice.Clarín
PoliticsNov 4Tale of 2 midterms: Republican redistricting 'backfired' while Democrats 'exceeded all expectations'Following a resounding Midterm election defeat, Is MAGA Losing Its Grip on the Republican Party? Erin Ogunkeye is pleased to welcome Bryan Lanza, Republican strategist and Partner in Mercury's Washington DC office. "The big thing about MAGA was confrontation, in your face," explained Lanza. But following a veritable blue wave, he believes the electorate has delivered a warning: "We need to move beyond that." While Donald Trump has acknowledged the Democratic victory, at times combative, at times conciliatory, Lanza argues that the president must begin his final two years in office reversing daFrance 24 [en]
PoliticsNov 4Kansas just elected a Democrat. His message to Washington? Be decentThe Methodist pastor who flipped a Republican Senate seat says voters want more than political change. He tells NPR what he heard from Kansans about decency, faith and finding common ground.NPR News
PoliticsNov 4Incumbent Mettler wins Battle Creek mayoral raceHeath Mettler has been elected to serve as Battle Creek’s mayor for another four years.norfolkdailynews · united states of america
PoliticsNov 4Ronny Chieng Claims Haley Stevens Would Push Her Mom 'In Front of a Speeding Bus'Ronny Chieng Claims Haley Stevens Would Push Her Mom 'In Front of a Speeding Bus' Comedy Central’s Ronny Chieng taped Tuesday’s episode of The Daily Show before any results came in, meaning he was still reacting to the pre-election news when the show aired. As part of his monologue, Chieng argued that Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens deciding to endorse GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers was analogous to throwing her mother “in front of a speeding bus.” Chieng introduced a clip of Stevens interacting with NewsNation correspondent Hannah Brandt by declaring, “Of course, it wasn't just everyday Americans voting — it was also America's sorest losers.” In the clip, Brandt tried to get a comment out of Stevens, “You’re getting a lot of backlash. Does it feel worth it to have endorsed Mike Rogers today? Any comment at all about you're feeling—” Stevens avoided the request, “Look, I'm with my mom. This is our tradition here.” Chieng responded by not simply mocking Stevens’s hat but also portraying the move as a great betrayal, ‘“Yeah, me and my mom have this tradition where we betray all our core values and then put on a hat that looks like a giant Pringle. Please respect our privacy at this time.’ Leave Haley Stevens alone! She just wants to have a lovely day with her mom and then, after some quiet reflection, push her in front of a speeding bus.” Throughout history, plenty of unsavory people have managed to get elected to the Senate. While Abdul El-Sayed managed to defeat Mike Rogers, that does not mean Stevens’s concerns about him and anti-Semitism will suddenly go away or that they were unfounded. Here is a transcript for the November 3 show: Comedy Central The Daily Show 11/3/2026 11:03 PM ET RONNY CHIENG: Of course, it wasn't just everyday Americans voting — it was also America's sorest losers. KELEIGH BEESON: NewsNation caught up with Congresswoman Haley Stevens [jump cut] HANNAH BRANDT: As she was in here to cast her ballot for Mike Rogers. [Jump cut]: You’re getting a lot of backlash. Does it feel worth it to have endorsed Mike Rogers today? Any comment at all about you're feeling— HALEY STEVENS: Look, I'm with my mom. This is our tradition here. CHIENG: "Yeah, me and my mom have this tradition where we betray all our core values and then put on a hat that looks like a giant Pringle. Please respect our privacy at this time." Leave Haley Stevens alone! She just wants to have a lovely day with her mom and then, after some quiet reflection, push her in front of a speeding bus. Alex Christy Wed, 11/04/2026 - 11:07 Marketing Timing Regular Search Engine Title Ronny Chieng Claims Stevens Would Push Her Mom 'In Front of a Speeding Bus' CNS Commentary Off Media Images Image Screenshot via Comedy Central/SnapStreamnewsbusters_org · united states of america
PoliticsNov 4Ronny Chieng Claims Haley Stevens Would Push Her Mom 'In Front of a Speeding Bus'Ronny Chieng Claims Haley Stevens Would Push Her Mom 'In Front of a Speeding Bus' Comedy Central’s Ronny Chieng taped Tuesday’s episode of The Daily Show before any results came in, meaning he was still reacting to the pre-election news when the show aired. As part of his monologue, Chieng argued that Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens deciding to endorse GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers was analogous to throwing her mother “in front of a speeding bus.” Chieng introduced a clip of Stevens interacting with NewsNation correspondent Hannah Brandt by declaring, “Of course, it wasn't just everyday Americans voting — it was also America's sorest losers.” In the clip, Brandt tried to get a comment out of Stevens, “You’re getting a lot of backlash. Does it feel worth it to have endorsed Mike Rogers today? Any comment at all about you're feeling—” Stevens avoided the request, “Look, I'm with my mom. This is our tradition here.” Chieng responded by not simply mocking Stevens’s hat but also portraying the move as a great betrayal, ‘“Yeah, me and my mom have this tradition where we betray all our core values and then put on a hat that looks like a giant Pringle. Please respect our privacy at this time.’ Leave Haley Stevens alone! She just wants to have a lovely day with her mom and then, after some quiet reflection, push her in front of a speeding bus.” Throughout history, plenty of unsavory people have managed to get elected to the Senate. While Abdul El-Sayed managed to defeat Mike Rogers, that does not mean Stevens’s concerns about him and anti-Semitism will suddenly go away or that they were unfounded. Here is a transcript for the November 3 show: Comedy Central The Daily Show 11/3/2026 11:03 PM ET RONNY CHIENG: Of course, it wasn't just everyday Americans voting — it was also America's sorest losers. KELEIGH BEESON: NewsNation caught up with Congresswoman Haley Stevens [jump cut] HANNAH BRANDT: As she was in here to cast her ballot for Mike Rogers. [Jump cut]: You’re getting a lot of backlash. Does it feel worth it to have endorsed Mike Rogers today? Any comment at all about you're feeling— HALEY STEVENS: Look, I'm with my mom. This is our tradition here. CHIENG: "Yeah, me and my mom have this tradition where we betray all our core values and then put on a hat that looks like a giant Pringle. Please respect our privacy at this time." Leave Haley Stevens alone! She just wants to have a lovely day with her mom and then, after some quiet reflection, push her in front of a speeding bus. Alex Christy Wed, 11/04/2026 - 11:07 Marketing Timing Regular Search Engine Title Ronny Chieng Claims Stevens Would Push Her Mom 'In Front of a Speeding Bus' CNS Commentary Off Media Images Image Screenshot via Comedy Central/SnapStreamnewsbusters · united states of america
WorldNov 4Browns QB Watson enters concussion protocol after symptoms surfaced, Sanders could go against SaintsCleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has been placed in the concussion protocol after experiencing symptoms Monday night.newsday · united states of america
PoliticsNov 4WATCH: The many firsts in the midtermsSenior Political Correspondent Rachel Scott on a big night of firsts in the 2026 midterm elections.ABC News
PoliticsNov 4Idaho voters choose an official state gunIdaho voters overwhelmingly supported the Winchester Model 1873 rifle as the official state gun over five other guns. The rifle garnered around 31 percent of the vote as of early Wednesday morning, with the Winchester Model 1894 behind at around 25 percent, according to The Associated Press. The Winchester Model 1873 was the focus of…The Hill
PoliticsNov 4US Congress welcomes record number of lawmakers of Chinese descentThe incoming US Congress is set to include a record six lawmakers of Chinese descent after Democrat Richard Pan won a California House race. Pan defeated incumbent Kevin Kiley in California’s 6th Congressional District by 15 percentage points, according to the latest results on Wednesday morning, adding another Chinese-American member to the House when the 120th Congress convenes in January. “I’m proud to be part of the growing Asian-American representation in Congress,” Pan said in a statement...South China Morning Post
PoliticsNov 4Midterms 2026: how Democrats conquered Texas, a historical Republican strongholdDECRYPTION - Democrats won a great victory in this state, which had been held by the Republican party for nearly 40 years.Le Figaro International
PoliticsNov 4The midterms are done. Time for the fiscal clashes to begin.The Democrats’ victory in the 2026 US midterm elections sets the stage for major showdowns on the federal budget and the debt ceiling. The post The midterms are done. Time for the fiscal clashes to begin. appeared first on Atlantic Council.Atlantic Council
BusinessNov 4Ford October U.S. sales slip as electric vehicle deliveries plungeFord's U.S. sales declined in October, driven by a significant drop in electric vehicle deliveries. This indicates a potential challenge for the company in the EV market.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessNov 4LifeStance Health Group Q3 2026 Earnings PreviewThis article provides a preview of LifeStance Health Group's third-quarter earnings for 2026. This information is relevant for investors and market analysis.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessNov 4Innospec expects $55M-$60M free cash flow next year as North Carolina upgrades finish by year-endInnospec anticipates generating between $55 million and $60 million in free cash flow next year, coinciding with the completion of its North Carolina upgrades by year-end. This forecast provides insight into the company's financial outlook and operational developments.Seeking Alpha Tech
PoliticsNov 4Vance says the Iran war cost Republicans the midtermsThe Iran war was the reason for the Democrats' blue tsunami that stunned Washington, Vice President Vance said in an X post Wednesday morning.Why it matters: The VP offered a surprisingly blunt assessment of why the GOP got crushed Tuesday night — and started to put at least a little daylight between himself and President Trump as the 2028 cycle begins. Vance's comments come hours after Trump admitted the Iran war partly played a role in pushing Democrats over the edge.Trump's son Donald Jr was quick to apparently endorse Vance's message. Driving the news: "The reason we lost is the war. The pAxios
ConflictNov 43 dead, including suspect, 2 deputies injured in Washington stateCBS News
PoliticsNov 4Democratic voters celebrate El-Sayed’s Michigan win in election ‘blue wave’Democratic voters danced as they celebrated Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsNov 4Wall Street Journal editorial board: Trump ‘main architect’ of GOP midterm ‘rout’The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board cast much of the blame on President Trump for GOP losses Tuesday, as Democrats are poised to take control of both the House and Senate. “Republicans may console themselves that midterm defeats in second presidential terms are common. But this was more than a normal defeat,” the board wrote…The Hill
PoliticsNov 4North Carolina Democrat Ojeda defeats NRCC Chair Richard Hudson in House raceDemocrat Richard Ojeda is projected to defeat Rep. Richard Hudson (R), the chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), in the race for North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District, according to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ. Hudson’s role as the NRCC chair meant he was tasked with helping protect vulnerable House Republicans across the…The Hill
WorldNov 4Will Pope Leo XIV visit Mexico in 2027?News spread on Tuesday of a potential visit by Pope Leo XIV to the Basilica of Guadalupe in 2027. A statement by Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada added to the confusion. The post Will Pope Leo XIV visit Mexico in 2027? appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily
PoliticsNov 4Trump hammers Fox News, blaming network for GOP losses as ratings slideTrump is a frequent critic of media companies, especially broadcasters that he views as being biased against him.CNBC
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