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Joshua Wong Receives 10-Year Prison Sentence in Hong Kong

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a second conviction under a national security law. Critics argue that this reflects the ongoing crackdown on pro-democracy efforts in the city.

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Washington Examiner

Cruz discusses GOP's midterm election challenges and cost of living concerns

Senator Ted Cruz addressed the Republican Party's shortcomings in the midterm elections, particularly regarding the cost of living. He noted that while economic data appeared positive, many voters were struggling with high prices. Cruz emphasized the need for the GOP to focus on economic policies that support working individuals and expressed hope for Texas's political future.

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The Daily Beast

Trump's Views on GOP Midterm Losses Revealed in White House Leaks

Donald Trump has expressed privately that the GOP's midterm losses were not due to his influence but rather his absence from the ballot. White House correspondent Kristen Holmes reported on CNN that Trump insists he would have won if he had been on the ballot. Additionally, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been implicated in the blame for the losses, with Trump defending him while also questioning his performance.

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The Daily Beast

Fox News Panelist Questions JD Vance's Loyalty to Trump Over Iran War Comments

JD Vance's comments attributing Republican midterm losses to the Iran War have drawn criticism from Fox News panelist Marc Thiessen, who labeled Vance 'disloyal' to Trump. Thiessen expressed surprise at Vance's shift in stance and suggested it could be linked to Vance's presidential ambitions. The discussion highlighted the tension between Vance's recent statements and Trump's ongoing support for the military campaign.

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Washington Examiner

Leon Black files defamation lawsuit against Rep. Robert Garcia over Epstein comments

Leon Black has initiated a defamation lawsuit against Rep. Robert Garcia, claiming that Garcia made false statements regarding Black's connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The lawsuit, filed in New York, seeks over $7 million in damages and follows Black's previous testimony about his financial relationship with Epstein. Black alleges that Garcia's comments have led to threats against him.

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Washington Examiner

DOJ Provides No Update on Alaska Election Investigations Amid Tight Senate Race

The Department of Justice has not released new details regarding its investigations into the Alaska Senate race between Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola. As of Wednesday evening, Peltola leads Sullivan by 626 votes. The DOJ's earlier complaint aimed to block certification of the election results if confusion over candidate names affected the outcome. A U.S. District Judge dismissed the lawsuit, and the DOJ is appealing. A criminal investigation into alleged recruitment schemes is also ongoing.

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Fox News — Latest

DSA Hosts Hasan Piker for Election Stream, Faces Criticism from ADL

The Democratic Socialists of America faced backlash after hosting Hasan Piker for its election night livestream, with ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt accusing the group of endorsing antisemitic rhetoric. Piker's past comments have drawn criticism, and he responded to Greenblatt's remarks with a derogatory statement. The DSA celebrated several electoral victories on the same night.

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Breitbart

Democrat William Lawrence Wins Michigan's 7th Congressional District

William Lawrence, a Democrat, won the Michigan 7th Congressional District by defeating incumbent Rep. Tom Barrett with 51% of the vote. Lawrence's campaign emphasized grassroots support and a rejection of corporate PAC money. Barrett's campaign focused on Lawrence's past association with socialism. The district is known for its political balance and has seen recent successes from Democratic Socialists of America-aligned candidates.

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The Atlantic

Google Adjusts AI Features in School Accounts Amid Criticism

Google has announced changes to its AI features in school accounts, disabling its Gemini chatbot by default but not allowing schools to fully opt out of AI in its search engine. This decision has drawn criticism from educators and lawmakers who argue it prioritizes corporate interests over student needs. Google claims the changes provide more choices for schools, but critics remain concerned about the implications for students' critical thinking skills.

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The Daily Beast

Donald Trump Jr. Heckled During Visit to Emory Law School

Donald Trump Jr. was met with boos and heckles during a visit to Emory University School of Law on November 2, 2026. Students expressed their displeasure as he attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony for his business partner, Omeed Malik. The visit surprised students, and Malik was seen making an obscene gesture towards the crowd. Trump Jr. has faced scrutiny regarding his business dealings and criticism following disappointing midterm election results for Republicans.

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Ars Technica

Macronix to cease production of ROM chips affecting Nintendo

Macronix announced it will stop producing ROM chips, which are essential for Nintendo Switch cartridges. The company's ROM production has decreased by 39% over the past year and now constitutes only 5% of its business. Macronix is shifting its focus to more profitable chip types, with current production capacity limited to 25,000 wafers per month.

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The Verge

Qualcomm shifts focus to data centers amid declining smartphone sales

Qualcomm is focusing on data centers to counteract a 20 percent drop in smartphone sales compared to 2025. During its Q4 2026 earnings call, the company outlined plans for growth in the AI data center sector, forecasting revenues of $650 million in early 2027 and $15 billion by 2029.

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Breitbart

DeSantis Describes Republican Election Loss as Significant Setback

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis referred to the Republican Party's recent election losses as a significant setback, warning about the implications for the party's future. He specifically pointed to Texas's electoral defeats as critical. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance noted that many Trump supporters are unhappy and may switch to voting for Democrats, highlighting key issues that could influence their decisions.

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Ars Technica

AMD Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue Driven by Data Center Growth

AMD reported a record revenue of $13.4 billion for the third quarter of 2026, a 45 percent increase from the previous year. The data center segment nearly doubled, while the Client business also saw growth. AMD anticipates fourth-quarter revenue of around $17 billion, which could surpass Intel's revenue for the first time if projections hold.

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Fox News — Latest

Florida Congressman Analyzes GOP Election Losses and Future Challenges

Congressman Randy Fine of Florida discusses the GOP's election losses and the need for better communication with voters. He anticipates a challenging two years ahead as Democrats control Congress and highlights immigration as a key issue. Fine contrasts Florida's electoral success with Texas and expresses concern over the election of Abdul El-Sayed to the Senate.

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Fox News — Latest

Whoopi Goldberg urges Democrats to focus on priorities after midterm elections

Whoopi Goldberg urged Democrats to focus on their responsibilities following their midterm election victories. During an episode of "The View," she emphasized the need to prioritize the people's business. The show featured Texas Senator-elect James Talarico, who discussed plans to work with President Trump on affordability issues, including suspending federal gas taxes. Critics have raised concerns about the show's political influence.

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Washington Examiner

Adam Hamawy Elected to Congress Despite Controversial Past

Adam Hamawy, a Democrat from New Jersey, was elected to Congress with 70% of the vote despite past controversies involving his ties to jihadists. His military service and work at Ground Zero were highlighted to counter criticism regarding his loyalty. Critics pointed to his testimony for convicted terrorist Omar Abdel-Rahman, which did not sway jurors at the time.

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