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The Verge

Rivian Reports Third Quarter Earnings for 2026

Rivian's third quarter earnings for 2026 show a revenue of $2.155 billion, a 38 percent increase from the previous year. The R2 electric vehicle has become the company's best-selling model, contributing to a 36 percent rise in automotive revenue.

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Fox News — Latest

Mary Peltola Responds to New York Times Report on Alleged Vote-Siphoning Scheme

Mary Peltola, a Democratic Senate candidate in Alaska, rejected a New York Times report claiming her campaign was involved in a scheme to mislead voters. She called the report a distraction aimed at generating subscriptions. The report detailed a covert operation to recruit candidates with the same name as her opponent, Senator Dan Sullivan. Peltola's former campaign manager suggested she was aware of the project, while Sullivan's campaign accused her of evading accountability.

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Fox News — Latest

CBS News Editor Bari Weiss Faces Resistance Over Alaska Ballot Controversy

Bari Weiss, CBS News editor-in-chief, faced resistance from staff regarding the Alaska ballot controversy during a meeting. Some staff viewed the situation as routine politics, while Weiss emphasized the need for coverage. The controversy stems from allegations that Democrats sought to confuse voters by recruiting candidates with the same name as incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan. An investigation has been ordered by Alaska's Governor.

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Washington Examiner

West Virginia files lawsuit against TikTok over child safety concerns

West Virginia has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging the platform is designed to keep children engaged while misleading parents about safety risks. The state seeks civil penalties and changes to enhance child safety protections on the platform.

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Ars Technica

Trump Labels Foreign Robot Imports as National Security Threat

President Trump has declared foreign-made factory robots a national security threat, prompting new trade negotiations and potential tariffs. The proclamation highlights the importance of these robots in military production and critical infrastructure.

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Washington Examiner

Brian Fitzpatrick files petition to disqualify Bucks County Commissioner over election concerns

Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick has filed a petition to disqualify Bucks County Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia from the board of elections, citing a conflict of interest due to her support for his opponent. The petition was filed after she did not recuse herself by the deadline set by Fitzpatrick. He claims her actions demonstrate extreme partisan bias, while Ellis-Marseglia's conduct has drawn criticism from her opponent.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Agents Conduct Raids on Minnesota Autism Service Providers Amid Fraud Investigations

Federal agents raided several autism service providers in Minnesota on October 29, 2026, as part of investigations into Medicaid fraud. The FBI and other agencies executed search warrants at Iska Inc. and Bright Horizon Therapy, both involved in autism-related services. The investigation follows previous enforcement actions and allegations of widespread fraud in Minnesota's publicly funded programs.

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washingtonsun.com

House Oversight Committee Investigates Alleged Ballot Scheme in Alaska

The House Oversight Committee is investigating allegations involving Mary Peltola’s campaign and Democratic operatives in Alaska. The investigation focuses on claims of a scheme to confuse voters by recruiting a candidate with the same name as Republican Senator Dan Sullivan. Both Peltola and the operatives have denied any wrongdoing, while the Committee seeks testimony from involved individuals.

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Ars Technica

Trump Ignored Intel on Chinese Spy Targeting Nvidia CEO, Report Says

A report indicates that Donald Trump did not respond to intelligence about a Chinese spy plot targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The New York Times cited sources claiming Trump was briefed on the matter, which involved Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen suspected of aiding China in accessing Nvidia technology.

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Washington Examiner

Trump's Criticism of Abdul el Sayed Raises Concerns Among Arab American Voters

In Dearborn, Michigan, President Trump's personal attacks on Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed are causing concern among Arab American voters who previously supported him. Trump and other Republicans have labeled el Sayed as a national security threat, which some community members view as damaging to their relationship with the party. Despite this, Trump maintains he still has strong support among Arab voters.

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Fox News — Politics

Libertarian Candidates Seek Alternatives in Midterm Elections

Libertarian candidates, including Jeremy Todd in Kentucky, are challenging the dominance of the Republican and Democratic parties in the midterm elections. Todd criticizes the Republican Party for abandoning conservative principles and advocates for reduced government spending and military involvement abroad. A Pew Research survey shows a small percentage of voters considering alternatives to the two-party system.

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Washington Examiner

Utah Files Criminal Charges Against Kalshi Amid Regulatory Dispute

Utah has initiated criminal charges against Kalshi and its co-founders amid a legal dispute over the regulation of prediction markets. This follows a ruling that supports Utah's authority to regulate such contracts under state gambling laws, while the CFTC argues for federal jurisdiction. The case reflects ongoing debates about the classification of prediction markets and their regulation.

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Hacker News — Front Page

Tomáš Mikolov and Filip Maleňák Receive Medal of Merit from Czech President

Tomáš Mikolov and Filip Maleňák were awarded the Medal of Merit by the President of the Czech Republic on 28 October. Mikolov is noted for his work in artificial intelligence, while Maleňák was recognized for his development of the Záchranka mobile app, which assists in emergency situations. The awards emphasize the significance of technological advancements and education.

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Hacker News — Front Page

Google Search revenue falls below 50% of Alphabet's total for the first time

For the first time, Google Search revenue accounts for less than 50% of Alphabet's total revenue, generating $63.4 billion out of $128 billion in Q3 2026. Despite this decline in share, Search revenue grew by 12% year-over-year, while Google Cloud revenue increased by 103%. Historically, Search has contributed between 52.8% and 62.0% of Alphabet's revenue.

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Ars Technica

Alphabet reports Q3 2026 financial results with revenue increase but stock decline

Alphabet reported a 25% revenue increase in Q3 2026, reaching nearly $128 billion, but its stock price fell nearly 12% post-announcement. Concerns were raised about lower earnings from AI search compared to organic search, despite plans for increased AI spending. The company's earnings per share of $2.12 fell short of the expected $3.02, although its Cloud services exceeded revenue expectations.

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The Verge

Microsoft Offers Voluntary Buyouts to 60,000 Employees Amid AI Changes

Microsoft has announced voluntary buyouts for about 60,000 employees in multiple countries, indicating a shift in workforce size due to AI developments. This is the largest offer of its kind from the company, following a smaller retirement offer earlier this year.

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