‘One less gang leader’: Haiti’s prime minister celebrates police operation
Haiti’s National Police announced that alleged gang leader Mathias Saintil was killed in an exchange of gunfire.
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Why one Republican won a redrawn Texas district despite blue tsunami
Republican redistricting largely backfired in Texas and beyond, but one redrawn district delivered for the party.
Trump issues proclamation declaring Oval Office national monument
Following election losses, the signing marks Trump’s third event of the week focused on signature renovation projects.
California governor commutes sentences of more than 500 people on death row
Gavin Newsom cites state values and flaws in the legal system as he grants largest mass clemency in US history.
Nithya Raman wins LA mayoral race, becoming city’s first South Asian mayor
DSA-backed Raman will lead the second-largest US city, promising action on homelessness and affordable housing.
Harmeet Dhillon, top US civil rights official under Trump, resigns
New Democratic Congress expected to probe Trump Justice Department office’s handling of Epstein files and ICE killings.
Paraguay Congress rejects President Pena’s resignation after bank collapse
Lawmakers are advancing impeachment proceedings against Pena, questioning his ties to the digital lender Ueno.
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Jerusalem Daily: Settler pogroms in Hebron
Israel’s president consults party leaders on forming a government, as Israeli forces attack Palestinians in Gaza.
Published On 5 Nov 2026
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What can Democrats do in Congress under President Trump?
What can the Democratic party actually change when it comes to Donald Trump’s decisions, policies and presidency?
Published On 5 Nov 2026
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Congress defeat: How Trump’s allies are distancing themselves from Iran war
US Vice President JD Vance blames the war for the midterm rout as Democrats prepare to use Congress to rein it in.
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New Zealand braces for knife-edge election: What you need to know
Smaller parties hold the key, with major contenders expected to fall short of the majority needed to govern alone.
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