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BusinessNov 3Job openings increase in September; so do number of quits: JOLTSJob openings and the number of people quitting their jobs both increased in September according to JOLTS data. This indicates ongoing dynamics in the labor market.Seeking Alpha Tech
PoliticsNov 3Zelensky announces meetings of U.S., European and Ukrainian teams in BrusselsPresident Volodymyr Zelensky said that meetings involving teams from Ukraine, the United States, Europe and NATO countries will be held in Brussels tomorrow, November 4, to discuss recovery packages and security guarantees.Ukrinform [en]
PoliticsNov 3Elections in the United States: what time the results will be known and what to pay attention toPolling stations will gradually close between 8 p.m. on Tuesday and 3 a.m. on Wednesday, according to Argentina time. The time to define the winners will vary according to the speed of the state count and how close each contest is.Clarín
PoliticsNov 3Trump, towards a turbulent exit from the scene after the legislative electionsThe ruler's future looks uncertain, with possible political confrontations and military actions, after the legislative elections. Trump seeks to maintain his influence in foreign and national politics, while facing the possibility of a Congress in opposition hands.Clarín
PoliticsNov 3The dangerous loophole turning U.S. attorney’s offices into political instrumentsIn February 1897, all criminal prosecutions in the District of Columbia stopped. Trials were postponed. New arrestees unable to post bond faced indefinite detention. A wanted fugitive captured in another state could not be extradited. For 22 days, no prosecutorial authority existed in the nation’s capital. The cause of this disruption? The absence of a…The Hill
PoliticsNov 3Midterms 2026: referendums organized in each state to settle societal debatesREPORT - At the initiative of elected officials or citizens, various topics were submitted in each state to American voters, who had multiple votes to cast during these 'midterms'.Le Figaro International
PoliticsNov 3Former head of Chicago’s FBI office says Trump team ordered ‘politically motivated investigations’ into protesters‘I was ordered by the highest levels of the FBI that I needed to leave my position’The Independent World
PoliticsNov 3Democratic, Republican strategists react to Trump's Reflecting Pool speechTens of millions of Americans will vote today. Republican strategist Erin Maguire and Democratic strategist Joel Payne break down President Trump's speech ahead of Election Day.CBS News
PoliticsNov 3Americans vote in midterm election that could upend Trump presidencyVoters across the United States are going to the polls on Tuesday and Washington is bracing for a major upheaval. President Trump’s Republican Party currently holds both chambers of Congress. But poll watchers are predicting a Democratic wave that could see that all change.Africanews [en]
MilitaryNov 3Retired Navy vice admiral on U.S. strikes in Hormuz ahead of midterm electionsThe U.S. struck Iran's Qeshm Island defensively, officials say. This comes as many Americans prepare to head to the polls. Retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Robert Murrett has more insight.CBS News
PoliticsNov 3Latino midterms vote driven by "economic discontent," political analyst saysHispanic and Latino voters could have an enormous impact on the midterm elections. Clarissa Martínez de Castro, vice president of the UnidosUS Latino Vote Initiative, shares her thoughts.CBS News
PoliticsBreakingNov 3Election Day arrives with Americans deciding control of Congress for Trump’s final two years: Live updatesVoting issues were reported in Florida, New York and North CarolinaThe Independent World
WorldNov 3In New York, child care and school fees are so exorbitant that starting a family has become a luxury'Priced out in America' (3/3). Child care for young children can account for 30% to 40% of a New York family's budget. To avoid paying tens of thousands of dollars a year, most families turn to public assistance programs, which have only been in place for the past 12 years.Le Monde [en]
PoliticsBreakingNov 3Americans vote in midterms set to upend Trump presidencyDemocrats need only three House gains and a net four seats in the Senate to wrest both chambers from Republican hands The post Americans vote in midterms set to upend Trump presidency appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
DisasterBreakingNov 3Flash floods devastate US Southwest, sweeping away homes and carsEuroNews [en]
PoliticsBreakingNov 3US midterm voting begins in high-stakes test of Trump’s presidencyVoting is under way across the US in midterm elections that could strip Trump’s Republicans of control of Congress.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsNov 3Maine voters explain why they're voting for Troy Jackson or Susan CollinsJericka Duncan spoke with Maine voters about the tight race between Democrat Troy Jackson and Republican incumbent Susan Collins.CBS News
PoliticsNov 3Supreme Court hears oral arguments from State of Colorado and Catholic plaintiffsWatch live coverage as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments from the State of Colorado and Catholic plaintiffs.NBC News
DisasterNov 3Friend of Florida crash co-pilot says "mayday" audio is "probably the worst thing I've ever heard"The friend of the co-pilot in the Florida plane crash told Kris Van Cleave that the air traffic control "mayday" audio was "probably the worst thing I've ever heard." An investigation is underway after nine people on board the Learjet were killed as it crashed in West Palm Beach en route to the Bahamas on Sunday.CBS News
PoliticsNov 3From Italy to Canada, how the UK’s Palestine Action group went globalThe banned UK group, which targets Israel's war machine, has inspired activists in Europe and beyond.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsNov 3What to Watch in California on Election DayVoters are deciding on whether to pass a wealth tax, who will be the state’s next governor and more. Here are five things we’re watching.NYT US
MilitaryNov 3The Congressional ‘right to repair’ solution needs some repairs itselfBetter licensing and data management would do more for the Pentagon’s maintainers than sweeping new government rights to defense intellectual property, argues Elaine McCusker of AEI.Breaking Defense
PoliticsNov 3The Trump administration needs to get serious about publishing abortion dataThe CDC has published its annual abortion surveillance series since 1969 — that is, it did until 2025.The Hill
PoliticsNov 3What US midterm elections mean for Ukraine, Iran and elsewhereDonald Trump's Republicans will no longer control the US Congress after the Democrats flipped both chambers in the midterm elections. The outcome could impact conflicts in Europe and the Middle East.DW News [en]
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