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Politics U.S.

Republicans Face a Short Window Before Losing Congress

After Democrats’ midterm victories, Republicans have a limited period to act before losing control of Congress in January. Two conservative commentators argue over how the GOP should use that time, including whether Mitch McConnell is needed.

First: New York Post · 1 more source
Culture Chicago

Chicago weighs landmark status for John Vinci’s Lake View home

On November 5, 2026, the Commission on Chicago Landmarks is considering preliminary landmark status for architect and preservationist John Vinci’s Lake View home and studio.

First: Chicago Sun-Times · 1 more source
Science and tech Ann Arbor

Michigan, Michigan State Plan Urine Collection Rivalry Contest

On November 7, University of Michigan and Michigan State University researchers will compete to collect the most urine during the rivalry game in Ann Arbor. Donations will be processed into fertilizer for agricultural sites at both universities.

First: ClickOnDetroit WDIV · 1 more source
Business U.S.

Lionsgate Revenue Jumps 41% as Quarterly Loss Narrows

Lionsgate posted higher revenue and a smaller loss for its fiscal second quarter, which ended in September. Growth came from its film and television businesses and its content library.

First: The Hollywood Reporter · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

NRCC Chairman Richard Hudson Loses North Carolina House Seat

Republican Richard Hudson lost North Carolina’s 9th District to Democrat Richard Ojeda on November 4, unseating the National Republican Congressional Committee chairman in a seat held by Democrats most recently in 1963.

First: Daily Mail US · 1 more source
Sports World

Como’s 9-1 win reflects a project years in the making

Como beat Lens 9-1 away on November 4, 2026, scoring nine goals in a Champions League match for only the second time in the competition’s history. The result left the Italian club fourth after four matchdays.

First: CBS Sports · 1 more source
Accidents Upper Merion Township

Gasoline Pipeline Strike Closes River Road in Montgomery County

A buried gasoline line was hit during construction around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, November 5, in Bridgeport and Upper Merion Township, Pennsylvania. Authorities closed part of River Road and evacuated nearby residents, while people in the area were also told to shelter in place.

First: FOX 29 Philadelphia · 2 more sources
Politics Highland Park

Mama Shu Harris Takes Highland Park Mayoral Race by 27 Votes

Shamayim “Mama Shu” Harris defeated incumbent Glenda McDonald in Highland Park, Michigan’s mayoral election on November 3. The community organizer plans to focus on residents’ needs and bring her Avalon Village experience to City Hall.

First: CBS Detroit · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

Charlamagne Urges Democrats to Turn Midterm Wins Into an Agenda

After Democrats won majorities in the House and Senate in the November 3, 2026, midterms, radio host Charlamagne Tha God urged them to prioritize affordability and other voter concerns when they take office in January.

First: Fox News · 2 more sources
Politics U.S.

Turley Predicts Impeachment Push After Democratic Gains

After Democrats gained control of both chambers of Congress in the November 3 midterms, legal commentator Jonathan Turley predicted they would turn to investigations and impeachment amid legislative gridlock. Florida Gov.-elect Byron Donalds said voters wanted lower fuel and grocery costs, not subpoenas.

First: Twitchy · 1 more source
Business U.S.

Studios Bar Staff From Betting on Insider Entertainment News

Hollywood studios and production companies are warning employees not to bet on prediction markets using confidential work information. The guidance, which includes bans on sharing tips with others, has emerged as betting expands across entertainment, including casting and release dates.

First: The Hollywood Reporter · 1 more source
Politics Washington

Trump Seeks to Lock In White House Room Designs

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on November 5 in Washington that he said would safeguard the Oval Office and Cabinet Room from later alterations, declaring them a national monument.

First: KPRC 2 Click2Houston · 5 more sources