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Ted Cruz calls midterm election results a ‘Watergate-level repudiation’ of the GOP, warns ‘Americans will be hurt’ by radical Dems 

  • Cruz called the midterm losses a major rejection of the GOP.
  • Republicans lost every statewide election in Texas.
  • He urged the party to focus on voters’ economic concerns.

Senator Ted Cruz described Democrats’ 2026 midterm victories as a “Watergate-level repudiation” of the Republican Party and said the GOP must reckon with its losses. He pointed to Texas, where Republicans lost every statewide contest, and argued that voters rejected the party despite turning out. Cruz said cost-of-living…

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Are you the only one at work who’s not having an office romance?

  • Surveys suggest workplace sex is more common than many expect.
  • The Christmas party is a reported setting for colleague encounters.
  • The figures come from surveys and may not reflect all workers.

The article argues that sex between colleagues and at work may be more common than many employees or employers expect, with the office Christmas party presented as a particular occasion for encounters. It uses a humorous, provocative tone to discuss workplace boundaries and the possible effects on office…

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Melania Trump to bring Russian and Ukrainian officials together at White House

  • Melania Trump is set to host Russian and Ukrainian officials at the White House.
  • The meeting precedes renewed three-way talks in Abu Dhabi.
  • Ukraine honoured her role in humanitarian efforts and a local ceasefire.

Melania Trump is due to host Russian and Ukrainian officials at the White House on Thursday, ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi intended to help end the war. The meeting comes as diplomacy has gained momentum, while closer ties between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have raised concerns…

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Israel’s opposition slams ‘toxic Netanyahu’ after Democrats win US Congress

  • Israeli opposition leaders blame Netanyahu for weakening US support.
  • Democrats won control of the Senate and House.
  • Rivals pledge to rebuild bipartisan ties with Washington.

Israeli opposition politicians say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has weakened support for Israel in the United States after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress. They argue that Israel’s security and standing depend on rebuilding bipartisan ties, making US relations a point of dispute as opposition parties…

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US midterm elections 2026: Record number of hijabis elected to statewide and national offices

  • Five hijab-wearing women won state or national office.
  • Their victories set a US record.
  • Muslim voter turnout figures are not yet available.

Four state senators-elect and one US congresswoman who wear the hijab won office in Tuesday’s midterm elections, setting a record for hijab-wearing women elected to state and national positions. Their victories mark a notable increase in representation amid a political climate the article describes as hostile towards Muslims.…

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Democrat Scott Colom leads Mississippi Senate race by 1,138 votes

  • Colom leads Hyde-Smith by 1,138 votes.
  • Nearly 96% of Mississippi ballots have been counted.
  • The narrow lead could produce a major Senate upset.

Democrat Scott Colom leads Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith by 1,138 votes in Mississippi’s Senate race, with nearly 96% of ballots counted. If the lead holds, it would be a major upset in a state Democrats have not won in a Senate contest since 1982. Recent batches of votes…

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Jeffries seeks House speakership amid petition against his candidacy

  • Jeffries is seeking the House speakership in January 2027.
  • A petition against his bid has more than 370,000 signatures.
  • Critics want a different leader; Jeffries defended his record.

Hakeem Jeffries has launched a bid to become Speaker of the US House in January 2027, but a petition opposing his candidacy has attracted more than 370,000 signatures. The challenge points to divisions among Democrats following their reported gains in both chambers of Congress, and questions over who…

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Trump’s midterm defeat gives the Gulf a chance to escape America’s forever wars

  • The midterms weakened support for Trump’s Middle East policy.
  • The article says Gulf states are exploring a less US-centred regional order.
  • The war on Iran carried economic costs for Americans and Gulf states.

The article argues that the US midterm results amounted to a rebuke of Donald Trump’s Middle East policy as well as a response to domestic concerns. It says voters rejected his war on Iran and unconditional support for Israel, weakening the political influence of pro-Israel lobbying and creating…

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Zelenskyy hopes Democratic Congress will bring more US help for Ukraine

  • Zelenskyy hopes Democratic control of Congress will bring Ukraine more US aid.
  • European leaders want Washington to put greater pressure on Russia.
  • US and Russian delegations are expected to meet in Abu Dhabi on 10 and 11 November.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Democratic gains in the US midterm elections give Ukraine hope of receiving more American support. European officials also urged the new Congress to increase pressure on Russia, though some cautioned that the election result may not quickly change President Donald Trump’s approach. Zelenskyy…

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US Marine dies in training incident at Japan military base, officials say

  • Lance Cpl. Devin J. Hernandez died after training injuries in Okinawa.
  • He was taking part in fast-rope training at Camp Schwab.
  • Officials are investigating; whether anyone else was injured is unknown.

Lance Cpl. Devin J. Hernandez, a 25-year-old Marine from Maryland, died after being injured during training at Camp Schwab in Okinawa on 3 November 2026. The 3rd Marine Division said he was taken to hospital, where he later died, and that the circumstances are under investigation. Hernandez served…

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