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- Question answeredWill Judge Gleason dismiss the case before Tuesday, and if she does not, can a certification be held up by a claim of voter confusion? Yes. Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit on Nov. 1; the department said it would appeal.
- PublishedJustice Department wants Alaska Senate ballots set aside; the state calls it “impossible”
- PublishedGas is $4.27 and diesel $6.35 heading into Election Day, up 41% and 71% in a year
- PublishedIran offers to reopen Hormuz within two days if the U.S. meets five conditions
- PublishedFBI blames North Korea for $6 billion Binance theft, four times the Bybit hack it also tied to Pyongyang
- PublishedAlphabet lost $500 billion in a day even as revenue rose 25%; investors balked at doubled AI spending
- PublishedYouth protests over living costs and military service reach 30 German cities; Frankfurt stores looted
- PublishedJudge throws out Trump’s $10 billion suit against the Wall Street Journal for good; Trump will appeal
- PublishedCongo’s Ebola deaths pass 5,000, with no vaccine for this strain and 80% of new cases untraced
- PublishedChinese technology firms order Nvidia chips amid U.S. export controls
- PublishedBefore the midterms, unemployment rose to 4.2% and inflation to 3.7%
- PublishedFunding pressures force reductions in Gaza food assistance
- PublishedSeptember consumer inflation reaches 3.7% over 12 months
- PublishedU.S. unemployment rises to 4.2% as payroll growth slows