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News in Boston, United StatesFire in Iowa, United StatesDeaths in Washington, United StatesCrash in United StatesCourt ruling in Alaska, United StatesNews in Natanz, IranNews in Washington, United StatesCrash in Washington, United StatesSecretary of state election in Michigan, United States: Garlin Gilchrist wonHouse election in California, United States: Marni von Wilpert wonHouse election in Wisconsin, United States: Glenn Grothman wonFlooding in Capitol Hill, United StatesSenate election in Pennsylvania, United StatesDonation in Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesDeaths in Red Sea, DjiboutiGovernor election in Colorado, United States: Phil Weiser wonState legislature election in Texas, United StatesNews in IsraelSenate election in Kentucky, United States: Andy Barr wonExplosion in Doha, QatarGovernor election in New Mexico, United States: Interior Deb Haaland wonHouse election in Wisconsin, United States: Rebecca Cooke wonCourt ruling on voting in United StatesSenate election in Delaware, United States: Chris Coons wonShooting in Washington, United StatesProtest in California, United States: more than 200 chargedSenate election in Iowa, United States: Josh Turek wonFlooding in Westchester County, United StatesGovernor election in Iowa, United States: Democratic Party wonGovernor election in Wisconsin, United States: David Crowley wonProtest in Washington, United StatesSenate election in Georgia, United States: Jon Ossoff wonSenate election in Kansas, United States: Adam Hamilton wonSenate election in United States: Democratic Party wonGovernor election in Ohio, United States: Amy Acton wonGovernor election in Georgia, United States: Keisha Lance Bottoms wonHouse election in United States: Democratic Party wonSenate election in Michigan, United States: Abdul El-Sayed won

All articles, by date

November 2025

  1. Shooting in Washington, United States Killed: reports differ1 injured · 1 report4 missing · 1 report

October 2026

  1. Governor election in Iowa, United States: Democratic Party won Winner: reports differDemocratic Party wonShare of the vote: reports differturnout about 63% · 1 report
  2. Protest in Washington, United States Charged: reports differ
  3. News in Israel

November 2026

  1. Donation in Washington, District of Columbia, United States
  2. Protest in California, United States: more than 200 charged 151 arrested · 1 reportmore than 200 charged
  3. Court ruling in Alaska, United States
  4. Crash in United States Killed: reports differ
  5. News in Washington, United States
  6. Crash in Washington, United States
  7. Explosion in Doha, Qatar
  8. Flooding in Westchester County, United States more than 14 arrested · 1 report4 charged · 1 report
  9. News in Natanz, Iran
  10. Court ruling on voting in United States
  11. Senate election in Iowa, United States: Josh Turek won Josh Turek wonDemocratic Party won · 1 reportJosh Turek: 51 seats · 1 reportJosh Turek: 50.6% · 1 report
  12. Senate election in United States: Democratic Party won Democratic Party wonRepublican Party: 139 seats · 1 reportDemocratic Party: 54 seats · 1 report
  13. Governor election in Wisconsin, United States: David Crowley won David Crowley won
  14. House election in United States: Democratic Party won Democratic Party wonRepublican Party: 66 seats · 1 reportSeats: reports differDemocratic Party: 56% · 1 reportturnout 61% · 1 report
  15. Senate election in Georgia, United States: Jon Ossoff won Jon Ossoff wonDemocratic Party won · 1 report
  16. Governor election in Georgia, United States: Keisha Lance Bottoms won Keisha Lance Bottoms wonDemocratic Party wonKeisha Lance Bottoms: 54% · 1 reportRick Jackson: 45% · 1 reportturnout 67.24% · 1 report
  17. Deaths in Red Sea, Djibouti Killed: reports differ2 arrested · 1 report13 rescued · 1 report
  18. Senate election in Michigan, United States: Abdul El-Sayed won Abdul El-Sayed wonDemocratic Party wonturnout 56% · 1 report
  19. Governor election in Ohio, United States: Amy Acton won Amy Acton wonRamaswamy Concedes Amy Acton: 87% · 1 report
  20. Senate election in Kentucky, United States: Andy Barr won Andy Barr wonShare of the vote: reports differShare of the vote: reports differ
  21. Senate election in Delaware, United States: Chris Coons won Chris Coons won
  22. House election in Wisconsin, United States: Rebecca Cooke won Rebecca Cooke won
  23. Senate election in Kansas, United States: Adam Hamilton won Adam Hamilton wonDemocratic Party wonAdam Hamilton: 52.1%
  24. Governor election in Colorado, United States: Phil Weiser won Phil Weiser won
  25. Governor election in New Mexico, United States: Interior Deb Haaland won Interior Deb Haaland wonInterior Deb Haaland: more than 56% · 1 report
  26. House election in Wisconsin, United States: Glenn Grothman won Glenn Grothman wonGlenn Grothman: about 55% · 1 report
  27. Senate election in Pennsylvania, United States Democratic Party: 54 seats · 1 report
  28. State legislature election in Texas, United States Democratic Party won · 1 report
  29. Flooding in Capitol Hill, United States
  30. Secretary of state election in Michigan, United States: Garlin Gilchrist won Garlin Gilchrist wonGarlin Gilchrist: 52.79% · 1 report
  31. Fire in Iowa, United States
  32. News in Boston, United States
  33. Deaths in Washington, United States 7 killed · 1 report
  34. House election in California, United States: Marni von Wilpert won Marni von Wilpert won

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