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From Texas to Kansas, 6 stunning midterm results that upended the political map
Texas Voters Elect Democrats for Senator and Governor
Suncor Energy Inc. Reports Record Third Quarter 2026 Results and Agrees to Sell Non-Core Offshore Assets for $1.2 billion
Suncor Energy Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results and Agrees to Divest Non-Core Offshore Assets for $1.2 billion
AI-Linked Breaches Mount as WorkOS, Northflank, Trigger.dev Disclose Hacks
Hackers have been harvesting AI access tokens and have been using AI-assisted offensive tools to automate attacks.
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McIlroy sees no risk playing in Abu Dhabi amid Middle East conflicts
Hecla Mining Company Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results With Record Free Cash Flow of $151 Million
Stocks Finished Mostly Higher on Chipmaker Strength
Stocks Finished Mostly Higher on Chipmaker Strength
Stocks Finished Mostly Higher on Chipmaker Strength
James Talarico Talks Historic Win in Texas, Top Priorities
Emerson Electric Sees Growth In FY27; Boosts Dividend 7% - Update
SunExpress Paring Back Winter Schedule on Higher Jet Fuel Prices
Uber Issues Q4 Outlook; Projects Gross Bookings Growth Of 18% To 22%
'WE'VE HAD ENOUGH': Analyst says voters are FED up with Trump
HP names former GSK CEO Emma Walmsley as its new CEO, effective from January 4, filling the role after HP's Enrique Lores left for PayPal in February 2026 (Bloomberg)
Bloomberg:
HP names former GSK CEO Emma Walmsley as its new CEO, effective from January 4, filling the role after HP's Enrique Lores left for PayPal in February 2026 — HP Inc. named former GSK Plc chief executive officer Emma Walmsley as its new CEO, permanently filling the role after HP's Enrique Lores departed earlier this year.
How to say 'no' to your child—and stick to it
Election week in Trumpland: algae, space proclamations and a deflection of blame
Donald Trump’s unrelenting focus on the ‘beautification of Washington’ and Fox News ratings did not stop the Democrats’ decisive midterm election wins
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Standing at the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool on Monday afternoon, Donald Trump zeroed in on his closing message of the high-stakes midterm elections: it can take a long time to get rid of filth.
Less than 24 hours before Americans headed to the polls, the US president staged a bizarre press conference in which he touted his troubled $14m renovation of the Washington DC landmark and blamed his predecessors for the algae that once bloomed in its water.
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