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Politics U.S.

Prediction Markets Shift From Midterms to Trump Cabinet Bets

After prediction markets accurately anticipated Democratic gains in the House and Senate, traders turned to bets on which Trump administration officials might leave first. The shift comes as lawmakers in both parties push to restrict election-related contracts.

First: Fortune · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

Trump Removes Wiles After Midterm Losses

President Donald Trump removed White House chief of staff Susie Wiles after Republicans lost both chambers in the midterm elections. Wiles left the job on Friday, November 6, in Washington, and Stephen Miller is set to replace her.

First: The Daily Beast · 1 more source
Media

The Remarried Empress Sets Disney+ and Hulu Premiere Record

On November 6, Disney said the Korean fantasy romance The Remarried Empress had drawn more viewers than any other local original’s debut on Disney+ and Hulu around the world, based on its first three days after launching November 3.

First: The Hollywood Reporter · 1 more source
Crime World

Producer Steps Back From Comedy Role After Brand Verdict

Jack Bayles has stepped back as head of comedy at London production company Various Artists Limited while it considers Russell Brand’s convictions and the events surrounding his trial.

First: Variety · 1 more source
Entertainment New York City

Adam Driver Won’t Return for the Girls Revival

Adam Driver says he will not reprise Adam Sackler in HBO’s five-episode Girls revival. Production is set to begin in 2027.

First: Deadline · 1 more source
Crime U.S.

Justice Department Drops California Ballot Lawsuit

The Justice Department withdrew its lawsuit seeking to have California set aside ballots from about 20,000 people it deemed likely noncitizens. It filed the dismissal in federal court in Los Angeles on November 6.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 8 more sources
Politics Miami

Rodriguez Sues to Remove Elections Supervisor From Recount

Democratic congressional candidate Eliott Rodriguez sued Miami-Dade elections supervisor Alina García on November 6, seeking to bar her from decisions in the recount of Florida’s 27th District race against Republican Rep. María Elvira Salazar.

First: NBC News · 1 more source
Crime Detroit

Leland House Residents to Receive More Than $500,000

Former residents of Detroit’s Leland House will receive more than $500,000 under a settlement approved during a bankruptcy hearing on November 5, 2026.

First: CBS Detroit · 1 more source
Politics Dickerson

Montgomery Council Faces Choice on Dickerson Incinerator

The Montgomery County Council is scheduled to vote on November 10 in Rockville on whether to close the Dickerson trash incinerator or modernize it and keep it operating.

First: The Baltimore Banner · 1 more source
Crime Lakewood

Lakewood Officer Killed in Shootout on City Bus

A Lakewood police officer was killed and three others and a passenger were wounded in a shootout aboard an RTD bus in Lakewood, Colorado, on November 5.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 3 more sources
Politics U.S.

Galloway Calls Musk a Traitor and Invokes Rosenbergs’ Execution

On November 3, NYU professor and podcaster Scott Galloway called Elon Musk a traitor, comparing his actions over Starlink in Ukraine to espionage that led to the Rosenbergs’ execution.

First: Hot Air · 1 more source
Crime Las Vegas

Tupac Murder Trial Attorney Michael Sanft Dies at 55

Michael Sanft, who served as defense counsel for Duane “Keffe D” Davis in proceedings over Tupac Shakur’s killing, died in Las Vegas. His death was reported on November 5, 2026, and the cause is pending.

First: FOX 5 DC · 4 more sources