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Politics news — November 10, 2026

Politics publications published on November 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

57 publications

  1. PoliticsAppointmentsElectionsPeace

    Republican Lawmaker Pushes to Impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

    Republican Representative Thomas Massie has introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of waging war against Iran without congressional approval, violating civilian protections, and retaliating against critics. Massie's move comes as a surprise, given his party's control of the White House and Senate. The House is expected to vote on the matter this week.
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  3. PoliticsLawNorth America

    Senate Republicans Reelect John Thune as Leader Despite Push for Delay

    Senate Republicans reelected John Thune as their leader on Tuesday, despite a push by some senators to delay the vote and have a more thorough discussion about the party's midterm losses. Thune, who has served as the Senate majority leader since January 2025, will now lead the Republicans in the minority in the next Congress. The vote came after a closed-door meeting that lasted over seven hours, during which some senators argued for a delay to allow for more reflection and debate about the party's future. However, no alternative candidates emerged to challenge Thune, and he was ultimately reelected without opposition.
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  7. PoliticsCorruptionAsia

    Trump Adviser Accused of Secret Qatar Payments, Reconciles with Influencer

    Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz has been accused by his former business partner of receiving approximately $500,000 from individuals linked to Qatar through an undisclosed business arrangement. Bruesewitz had previously denied taking money from Qatar. Meanwhile, he abruptly reconciled with MAGA influencer Laura Loomer after days of public feuding, raising eyebrows due to the timing of the allegations against him.
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  8. PoliticsPeaceCorruptionThink Tanks

    Democrats Push for Federal AI Control After Midterm Wins

    Following their midterm victories, Democrats are advocating for increased regulation of AI, including the establishment of a federal agency to oversee its development. Led by figures like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, they aim to slow AI progress, citing concerns about disinformation, job displacement, and environmental impacts. The push comes amidst growing public unease about AI's rapid advancement and its potential threats.
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  9. PoliticsBillWarMiddle East

    Russia Outpaces World in Ballistic Missile Production

    Russia is producing ballistic missiles faster than global manufacturers of Patriot interceptors can release them, according to Bloomberg. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's pledge to license interceptor production in Ukraine remains unfulfilled, and a European program to develop affordable air defense systems has made little progress. Ukraine may have to wait over a year for new Patriot missiles due to low European stocks and production challenges.
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  10. PoliticsLocal GovInvestigationMiddle East

    McDonald Mariga Ousted as FKF Vice-President

    McDonald Mariga, the former Harambee Stars captain and Inter Milan midfielder, has been removed as Football Kenya Federation (FKF) vice-president following a vote at a Special General Meeting in Meru. The meeting, chaired by FKF President Hussein Mohammed, saw Mariga and six other members of the federation’s National Executive Committee (NEC) removed by a majority vote. The decision was made after considering allegations of serious and repeated breaches of the FKF Constitution and FIFA regulations. Mariga has since rejected the outcome and taken his fight to FIFA and CAF.
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  11. PoliticsWarMiddle EastPhysics

    Revolution in Warfare: AI, Drones, and Hypersonics

    The nature of warfare is evolving rapidly, with recent conflicts such as those in Ukraine and West Asia serving as examples. Key developments include the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI), drones, hypersonic weapons, and cognitive warfare. These technologies are no longer emerging but are now decisive factors on the battlefield. This shift is often referred to as 'total enlightenment,' where AI-driven drones and satellites are fundamentally changing military strategies.
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  12. PoliticsPolicyAppointments

    Jim Jordan Elected House Republicans' New Leader

    House Republicans have chosen Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) as their new leader, defeating incumbent Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA). Jordan, a founding member of the Freedom Caucus, ran on a platform of fresh leadership and a more confrontational approach. Scalise, who had served as the No. 2 House Republican since 2014, emphasized his experience and relationships within the conference.
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  13. PoliticsRegulatorsPeaceNorth America

    Whistleblowers Allege Destruction of Trump's DC Project Documents

    Whistleblowers have informed House Democrats that documents related to President Trump's construction projects in Washington, including the Trump International Hotel and golf course, may have been destroyed. The Interior Department denies these allegations. Democrats are preparing subpoenas and urging agencies to preserve records as they anticipate investigations into these projects.
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  14. PoliticsNorth America

    Gas Prices Fall Below $4 Nationwide for First Time Since July

    Gas prices have dropped below $4 per gallon nationwide for the first time since July, averaging around $3.98 according to AAA. This decline follows a steady decrease over the past two weeks, with prices having fallen by around 16 cents in the last week alone. The White House attributes this drop to the U.S. military's efforts in the Persian Gulf, while others suggest seasonal factors may also play a role.
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  16. PoliticsTradeBox Office

    Ramayana: Part 1 Breaks Records with Rs 664 Crore Worldwide Collection in Five Days

    Ramayana: Part 1, directed by Nitesh Tiwari and starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash, has shattered box office records. In just five days, the film has grossed nearly Rs 664 crore worldwide, including Rs 346.35 crore in India. It recorded the biggest-ever first Monday collection for an Indian film, surpassing Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar 2. The film's success comes despite a slow start, with its collections picking up significantly on Monday.
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  17. PoliticsCorruptionIndictment

    Democrat Rep. Robert Garcia's 'Gay Pettiness' Remark Sparks Controversy

    Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia sparked controversy after joking that his desire to investigate Trump administration officials might be due to 'gay pettiness'. The comment drew criticism and responses from political figures, including Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter. Garcia, set to chair the House Oversight Committee, has vowed to hold Trump officials accountable despite not naming specific crimes.
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  18. PoliticsLocal GovPeaceMiddle East

    Owaisi Calls UCC 'Hindu Civil Code', Fadnavis Defends Implementation

    AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi accused the Maharashtra government of targeting Muslims under the guise of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), terming it a 'Hindu Civil Code'. He alleged that the move was aimed at preventing Muslims from practicing their religion and taking away their religious identity. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis defended the UCC, stating that its implementation was a constitutional responsibility of state governments under the Directive Principles of State Policy. He hit back at Owaisi and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, alleging that they were trying to orchestrate street protests similar to those seen in neighboring countries.
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  20. PoliticsAppointmentsMiddle EastIsrael

    Netanyahu Insists on Leading Unity Government Despite Rival's Mandate

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to push for the formation of a unity government led by Likud, despite President Isaac Herzog tasking his rival Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government. Netanyahu argues that such a government should include all Zionist and ultra-Orthodox parties but exclude those he labels 'Hamas supporters'. He bases his claim to lead the government on Likud's election victory.
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  22. PoliticsJudiciaryMiddle East

    Marco Rubio Refuses to Confirm CIA Collaboration with Cubans

    Senator Marco Rubio declined to confirm whether Cubans are working with the CIA to overthrow the communist regime, stating that revealing such information would put those individuals at risk. His comments come amidst speculation that Cuba's government may soon collapse, with President Trump suggesting it could happen 'fairly soon'. Rubio has previously encouraged Cubans to partner with the CIA to seize opportunities for change.
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