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Senator Warren Endorses el Sayed Amid Stevens's Defection in Michigan Senate Race

Senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed Abdul el Sayed in Detroit, emphasizing his progressive values as Democrats rallied after Rep. Haley Stevens switched her endorsement to Republican Mike Rogers. El Sayed's campaign raised $2.4 million following Stevens's announcement, suggesting increased support amid controversy. The Cook Political Report rates el Sayed favorably in the Senate race, with over 2.3 million ballots already returned in Michigan.

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Trump Describes Iran Conflict as 'Soft War' Ahead of Midterm Elections

President Trump characterized the U.S. conflict with Iran as a 'soft war' during a recent interview, asserting that military action could be escalated if necessary. He noted the financial burden of the conflict and downplayed its significance, claiming the U.S. holds a strong position in negotiations.

Daily Wire

Haley Stevens Addresses Democrats' Criticism Over Endorsement of Mike Rogers

Haley Stevens, a Michigan Representative, defended her endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers against backlash from Democrats. She stated that her decision was based on her values and criticized the party's reaction, calling for more inclusive leadership. Stevens emphasized her commitment to Democratic principles while expressing disappointment in how her former primary opponent's campaign was conducted.

BBC — Business

Royal Mail reveals Christmas 2026 stamp collection

Royal Mail has unveiled its Christmas 2026 stamp collection, which includes five stamps depicting scenes from the Nativity. This annual collection is part of the organization's holiday offerings.

Washington Examiner

US Military Conducts Defensive Strikes Against Iran Ahead of Midterm Elections

On November 2, 2026, the U.S. military conducted defensive strikes against Iran, targeting Qeshm Island. President Trump stated that further military action may occur after the midterm elections, despite previous claims of productive discussions with Iran. Trump emphasized the situation's impact on oil prices and characterized the conflict as not being a war.

The Hill

US military conducts strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island prior to midterm elections

On November 7, 2026, the U.S. military targeted radar detectors and missile launchers on Iran's Qeshm Island. This action occurred one day before the U.S. midterm elections, with a U.S. official describing the strikes as defensive. Mediators are still working to broker a peace deal between the U.S. and Iran.

Al Jazeera English

Homes demolished in Assam, India, displacing thousands

In Assam state, India, hundreds of homes have been demolished in the Dhubri district, leading to the displacement of thousands of residents. The operation is part of a government initiative in the region.

Al Jazeera English

US lawmakers request halt to deportation of Afghans

US lawmakers have urged the Trump administration to halt the deportation of at least 150 Afghans who are at risk of being sent to Pakistan and then to Afghanistan. The situation has raised concerns among lawmakers regarding the safety and treatment of these individuals.

Washington Examiner

OpenAI hires former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll for national security role

OpenAI has appointed former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll as senior counselor for national security modernization. His role will focus on utilizing artificial intelligence to enhance national security and collaborate with U.S. allies. Driscoll, who left the Pentagon in August, aims to provide advanced technology to service members and improve operational efficiency.

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Angel Reese announces break from podcast following WNBA Finals loss

Angel Reese is taking a six-month break from her podcast, 'Unapologetically Angel,' following the Atlanta Dream's loss in the WNBA Finals. She plans to focus on personal development and spend time with her boyfriend in Florida. During the Finals, Reese faced challenges on the court, including a record number of turnovers.