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Democrat Scott Colom Flips US Senate Seat in Mississippi

Colom becomes the first Democrat to hold the seat since 1978.

Rep. Joe Wilson Wins Another Term Representing South Carolina in US House

Multiple People Trapped After Building Collapses in Brooklyn

The FDNY was called to the scene of a partial building collapse just south of Prospect Park on Nov. 11.

They’re Building a ‘Sandlocked Yacht Club’ in Joshua Tree—and It Looks Otherworldly

What to Know About Jim Jordan, the Next House GOP Leader

He will lead the House GOP following the midterms, in which Democrats took at least 251 seats with the possibility of capturing more than 260.

Democrats Weigh Using December Funding Deadline to Force End to Iran War

Russia, Ukraine Agree to Prisoner Exchange as 2nd Day of US-Brokered Peace Talks Ends

U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will fly to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in bid to move discussions forward.

Colorado Voters Approve Sex-Based Youth Sports Rule, Ban on Gender Surgeries for Minors

The voter-approved measures mark a shift in Colorado policy after years of unsuccessful legislative efforts to enact similar restrictions.

Minivan Crashes Into People Outside Los Angeles Metro Station, Killing 3

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Arizona Projects Remember Veterans’ Service, Sacrifices

The Veterans’ Memory Garden in Cave Creek and a monument to the nuclear-powered submarine USS Phoenix are now underway.

Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Labor Department’s In-House Fines

Justices questioned whether penalties for wage and housing rules require a federal court judge.

Failures of Government Allowed Jeffrey Epstein to Commit Sex Crimes, Congressional Report Alleges

Victims ‘endured unimaginable abuse, and the federal government failed them at nearly every turn,’ Rep. James Comer said.

Department of Labor Floats Stricter Rules for Unemployment Benefits

‘This proposed rule helps job seekers find work faster and ensures efficient use of taxpayer resources,’ the labor secretary said.

NASA Wants More Astronauts–Here’s What They’re Looking For

The applicants chosen could find themselves walking on the moon, according to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman.

Democrats Lay Out Plans to Investigate Trump Administration

Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department will defend administration officials called before the incoming Democratic Congress.

Stephen Miller Responds to Being Named Chief of Staff as Deputy Steps Down

Miller praised the president and later announced that a top deputy has departed.

Washington Honors American Heroes With Parade Ahead of Veterans Day

This year’s grand marshal was Robert Kiyosaki, a Vietnam veteran and author of the bestselling book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad.’

What the Midterm Results Mean for Healthcare

Populist healthcare ideas that could attract bipartisan support are possible, experts said.

Survey: Epoch Times Readers Want Greater Accountability for Government Fraud

While 99 percent of surveyed readers believe public program fraud is more widespread than reported, 35 percent think authorities are doing a good job.

 

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