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More Than 30 Million Americans Have Already Voted, and Democrats Are Leading the Early Turnout, but Analysts Say Don’t Call a Wave Yet
More than 30 million ballots are in and early voting is outpacing 2022, with Democrats turning out strongly. Analysts say…
Read MoreWall Street Bounces Back as Tech Rallies, but Verizon Falls 3.2% Even After Its Best Phone Quarter in Years
Stocks rose Monday as tech rebounded, with the Nasdaq up 0.82%, but Verizon fell 3.2% after earnings. Fed decision, Big…
Read MoreTrump Says It’s “Decision Time” on Iran and Hints Any New Strikes Could Wait Until After the Midterms
Trump says it's decision time on Iran: make a deal or resume strikes. He has hinted any new attacks could…
Read MoreVerizon’s Best Third Quarter for New Phone Customers in Five Years Arrives as SpaceX Eyes Its Business
Verizon added 406,000 postpaid phone customers, its best Q3 in five years, and raised its 2026 forecast for the third…
Read MoreTaylor Swift Plays Her First Full-Band Set in Nearly Two Years and Finally Performs a Showgirl Song Live
Taylor Swift played her first full-band set in nearly two years at the Academy Museum Gala, debuting "The Fate of…
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Brewers Erase a Four-Run First Inning to Take a 2-0 World Series Lead Over the Rays
The Brewers lead the Rays 2-0 after a 5-4 comeback in Game 2, and the World Series moves to Tampa…
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The Fed, a Key Inflation Reading and Three Big Tech Earnings Reports Land Within Two Days This Week
The Fed is expected to hold Wednesday, then GDP, inflation data and Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon earnings follow. Here's what…
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A Three-Hour Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Came Within $5 Million of Beating DC’s New Horror Film at the Box Office
Clayface won the box office with about $24 million, but A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary came within $5 million with a…
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The White House Briefing Room Started as a Pool. Now Trump Is Weighing Moving the Press Corps Out
The White House won't rule out moving reporters out of the press briefing room, which began as a pool, as…
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Ukraine Says Its Starlink Link Is Still Throttled Days After the WSJ Named Musk, and Washington Says It Gave No Order
Zelensky says Ukraine's Starlink still runs at reduced capacity. The WSJ says Musk capped speeds; Rubio says the White House…
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Barclays Is Cutting 5,000 Jobs, About One in 20, as Banks Bet on AI to Reshape How They Operate
Barclays plans to cut about 5,000 jobs, about 5% of staff, as it leans on AI and automation. About 1,000…
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Texas Senate Race Is a Dead Heat: Talarico Edges Paxton in Two New Polls as Early Voting Runs
A University of Houston poll has Talarico at 48% and Paxton at 46% in the Texas Senate race, within the…
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A Body-Horror Batman Villain Film and a Nathan Fielder Documentary on Elizabeth Holmes Collide at the Weekend Box Office
Clayface opens Friday with a $25M-$30M forecast, but an Elizabeth Holmes documentary and Street Fighter are still drawing crowds.
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IBM Tops Estimates and Lifts Its Cash Forecast, Yet Its Stock Is Still Down Double Digits This Year
IBM beat Q3 estimates on 8% software growth and raised its cash flow outlook, yet its shares are still down…
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Netflix and eBay Are Cutting About 2,000 Jobs as Tech’s Layoff Toll Passes 190,000 This Year
Netflix and eBay are cutting about 2,000 jobs between them as tech layoffs pass 190,000 in 2026. Here's who is…
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SpaceX Posts Its First Profit as a Public Company, and Revenue More Than Doubled
SpaceX earned 35 cents a share vs. 10 expected, and revenue jumped 161% to $14.57 billion. Its stock closed up…
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Macron Vows to Ban “Illegitimate” Protests After France’s Worst Riots in Years, and Blasts Foreign Critics
France will ban protests it calls illegitimate after its worst riots in years, Macron says, and he rebuked foreign leaders…
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Christiane Amanpour Is Leaving CNN After 43 Years, Less Than Two Weeks After Paramount Took Over
Christiane Amanpour will leave CNN in June 2027 after 43 years, ending her daily and PBS shows this year, just…
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Neither the Brewers Nor the Rays Has Won a World Series. Game 1 Starts Tonight in Milwaukee
The Brewers host the Rays in Game 1 Friday night, and neither franchise has won a title. Get the full…
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Ramaswamy’s Campaign Admits It Made the Ad Featuring Acton’s Mother, Then Doubles Down With $4 Million
Ramaswamy's team confirmed it made the ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother and will spend $4 million to air it,…
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Meta Beat Estimates and Still Fell 7% as Wall Street Balks at AI Spending
Meta beat revenue forecasts yet fell about 7% as AI costs weighed on its cash. Tesla cut its spending plan.…
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Russia Frees American Teacher Stephen Hubbard After Four Years; White House Says No Prisoner Swap
Russia freed 74-year-old Michigan teacher Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in detention. The White House says the U.S.…
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Putin Agrees to Restart Ukraine Peace Talks as Soon as Nov. 10, but the Two Sides Remain Far Apart
Putin agreed to restart U.S.-mediated talks with Ukraine as soon as Nov. 10, but the two sides remain far apart…
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Amazon Prime Customers Could Get Up to $200 Back After $2.5 Billion FTC Settlement: Who Qualifies
Amazon began sending automatic refunds of up to $200 to some Prime customers after a $2.5 billion FTC settlement. No…
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Airbnb Bans Hosts From Making Guests Strip Beds or Wash Dishes Under New Rules
Airbnb will stop hosts from making guests strip beds or wash dishes for reservations booked on or after Nov. 20.…
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Peter Thiel Breaks With Trump Over the Iran War: “We Should Not Have Done It”
Billionaire Republican donor Peter Thiel said the U.S. should not have launched the Iran war, breaking with Trump while saying…
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Arizona’s Chiricahua Becomes the 64th U.S. National Park, the First in Six Years
Chiricahua in Arizona became the 64th U.S. national park after Trump signed the Chiricahua National Park Act, the first new…
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Kansas Cities Are Suing Their Own Residents Over Petitions to Ban Data Centers
Three Kansas cities, including Edgerton and Emporia, are suing their own residents over petitions to ban large data centers, an…
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Florida’s $10 Million Medicaid Scandal: What the Grand Jury Found and Why It Still Matters
A grand jury found $10 million of Florida Medicaid settlement money was misappropriated through Hope Florida, but it recommended no…
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Google’s Gemini 4 Argon Helps Crack a 59-Year-Old Fusion Math Problem, but Fusion Isn’t Solved
Google's Gemini 4 Argon helped extend solutions to a 1967 fusion math problem in hours. It's a research tool for…
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