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The election amounts to a nationwide judgment on Trump at a time when the mood is turning sharply against Republicans over soaring living costs and the war against Iran.

Foreign institutional investor (FII) selling has been a significant overhang for Indian equities during the recent market cycle. However, the pressure has also weighed on several large-caps.

Michigan elections: Voters decide on Proposal 2 Money Out of Politics question Bridge Michigan

The Trump administration is seeking to block Alaska's election results if Republican incumbent Sullivan narrowly loses. It also issued more than 40 subpoenas.

According to an official account, SHO Dilip Puri, along with a police team, arrived on the Indore-Betul highway early Monday morning after receiving information about a consignment of illicit liquor being smuggled into Gujarat.

IND vs NZ Live Score 1st ODI: Follow the live coverage for latest scores, wickets, standout performances and key developments from series opener at Eden Park, Auckland.

The proposed partnerships could give the Indian telecom company access to overseas markets without building its own broadband networks abroad.

The message from Ramlila Maidan: A new conversation on institutions is possible....

HT’s spot checks of firecracker sales should give pause to anyone who believes Diwali pollution can be managed solely with a label

25 years and counting, working together, towards the 2047 milestone....

NASA astronaut Anil Menon votes from space with crewmates in US midterms

Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff won reelection in Georgia on Tuesday, according to media projections, defeating Mike Collins.

The first polling stations in the 2026 US midterm elections closed at 6 pm (local time) on Tuesday in most parts of Indiana and Kentucky.

China’s governing system has historically depended on local experimentation and administrative flexibility

Donald Trump said he would rely on his veto power and expanded executive authority to push his agenda if Republicans lose control of Congress.