GUAM ELECTION
US midterms: JD Vance says administration fought replacement of American workers with lower-wage foreign employees
US Vice President JD Vance highlighted the Trump administration's actions to combat visa fraud and safeguard American jobs. He emphasized that American employment should be prioritized for citizens over foreign workers to ensure sovereignty. Meanwhile, disruptions during the 2026 midterm elections in North Carolina caused polling hours to be extended across several precincts.
What time do voting polls close today? When will polls close in Georgia, Florida, Texas, California, Ohio and when can Indians expect results?
On November 3, polling stations across the United States will have varied closing times. The first to shut down will be in certain regions of Indiana and Kentucky at 6 pm ET, followed by many states, including Georgia and Virginia, closing at 7 pm ET. Although election results might start rolling in shortly after, final counts could be delayed, particularly in close races where state vote-counting procedures vary. The first results are expected early Wednesday morning in India.
When will we know midterm election results and what happens to Trump if Republicans lose control of Congress?
The 2026 US midterm election results could determine whether Donald Trump retains Republican control of Congress or faces a Democratic majority in the House or Senate. While some winners may be declared on election night, close races could take days to resolve. Here's when results are expected and what could happen to Trump's legislative agenda if Republicans lose control of either chamber.
Who is winning Ohio governor race? Can Vivek Ramaswamy win the race amid past controversies and backlash over Amy Acton ad?
Who is winning the Ohio governor race? Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton are competing in the November 3 election to succeed Governor Mike DeWine. As votes are counted, the contest has also drawn attention over a controversial Ramaswamy campaign advertisement featuring Acton's estranged mother, Donna Arthur, who calls her daughter a liar and urges voters not to support her.
Guam governor results: Meet Tony Ada, former US Army serviceman poised to become Guam’s next governor
Republican candidate Tony Ada is poised to become Guam’s next governor after taking an early lead in the November 3 gubernatorial election alongside his running mate, E.J. Calvo. A former US Army serviceman who served from 1986 to 1993, Ada has also held several positions in Guam’s government, including serving in the territory’s legislature.
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Trump hails Republican breakthrough in Guam, congratulates Tony Ada
Donald Trump congratulated Republican candidate Tony Ada on winning the governor's race in Guam. This win is noteworthy as Guam is traditionally a Democratic territory. Trump asserted that this victory might indicate future Republican successes in upcoming midterm elections. Ada faced Democrat Therese Terlaje in the November 3 election for governor. Additionally, Republicans reportedly secured a majority in Guam's Senate following the same election.
When do clocks fall back in 2026? November 1 brings an extra hour of sleep, but could America finally end daylight saving time for good?
When does Daylight Saving Time end in 2026? Daylight saving time keeps American clocks one hour ahead of standard time during the warmer months. The idea is to shift an hour of daylight from the early morning to the evening, giving people more sunlight after work and school.
New York mayor election 2025: Date, timing, how to vote, candidates, Mamdani and Polymarket bets
The New York mayor election will take place on Tuesday, and the leading candidates are Democrat Zohran Mamdani, Independent Andrew Cuomo, and Republican Curtis Sliwa.
South Korea's defence ministry says no talks held with US on troop withdrawal
South Korea's defense ministry refuted a Wall Street Journal report suggesting the U.S. might withdraw approximately 4,500 troops. While Seoul denies discussions on troop reduction, the U.S. may consider relocating forces to other Indo-Pacific locations like Guam. South Korea affirms continued defense cooperation with the U.S. to deter North Korea, despite potential cost-sharing discussions linked to trade negotiations.
2024 US Presidential Election: Are you eligible to vote? Here are the state-wise voter registration deadlines
Voting for the 2024 US presidential election is on November 5. Registration deadlines vary by state, with some as early as next month. Nearly all US citizens aged 18 and above are eligible to vote, though some states have restrictions for convicted felons and individuals with specific mental disabilities.
Incoming Japan PM Ishiba's 'Asian NATO' idea test for US diplomacy
Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's next potential prime minister, proposes creating an 'Asian NATO' and stationing Japanese troops on U.S. soil to counter China's military rise. His ideas have faced skepticism from Washington but aim to strengthen regional security through existing alliances like the Quad and AUKUS.
Early in-person voting begins in some US states ahead November elections: Here's what you need to know
US Elections 2024: Early in-person voting for the US 2024 elections began on September 21 in several states, including Minnesota, South Dakota, and Virginia. Voters will choose between Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump. Early voting allows citizens to cast their ballots before Election Day, with most states not requiring an excuse.
Teamsters, one of the most influential labor unions, not to make any endorsement but two-third members support Trump
US Presidential elections 2024 are drawing closer with every passing day and the whole world’s eyes are on the Geopolitical Scenario of US while waiting for a neck to neck competition between the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. In a recent development, one of the most important unions in US has stepped down from endorsing any of the Presidential Election Candidates.
Why is Julian Assange flying to the remote Pacific island of Saipan?
Julian Assange is on his way to a courtroom on the Pacific island of Saipan where he is expected to plead guilty to a single criminal charge in a plea deal that will lead to his release and return home to Australia after a 14-year legal journey. Saipan, the capital of the Northern Mariana Islands, is a U.S. commonwealth near Guam, hosting a U.S. district court. Assange's plea involves a single count of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified U.S. national defense documents, with a sentence of time served.
Biden wins Democratic primaries in New Jersey, Washington in some of 2024's last contests
The former president was on the ballot in Republican contests in Montana, New Jersey and New Mexico. Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee, competed in the same states, plus the primary in Washington and one in South Dakota. Republicans in DC held a party-run primary in March. South Dakota cancelled its GOP presidential primary because Trump was uncontested.
Biden, Trump win Kentucky, Oregon primaries as presidential nominating season nears its end
Biden has faced protest votes over his handling of the Israel-Hamas war while Trump is still seeing thousands of people voting for long-vanquished rival Nikki Haley.
South Korea says North Korea has fired cruise missiles, adding to provocative run in weapons tests
North Korea has fired multiple cruise missiles into the sea, marking its fifth test of such weapons since January. The South Korean and US militaries are analyzing the launches detected in waters northeast of Wonsan. Experts believe North Korea is increasing pressure on its rivals in an election year, with a long-term focus on forcing Washington to accept the North as a nuclear power and extract security and economic concessions.
US to sell air-to-ground missiles to Taiwan to help build defenses against China
The SLAM-ER missiles will help Taiwan "meet current and future threats as it provides all-weather, day and night, precision attack capabilities against both moving and stationary targets" on the ground or ocean surface, a statement said.
Flight to safety lifts gold prices to 11-month high; what’s next
If North Korea tensions cool off, the investor will certainly dump gold and rush to buy riskier assets.
Military options 'locked & loaded' on North Korea: Donald Trump
Trump is increasing pressure on North and has vowed to unleash "fire and fury" on Kim’s regime as it threatens to fire missiles near the Pacific island of Guam.
Soccer-New head of integrity asks AFC to probe Lai charges
SOCCER-FIFA/LAI-AFC:Soccer-New head of integrity asks AFC to probe Lai charges
Indian-Americans to celebrate Donald Trump's inauguration with a ball
The presidential inaugural gala will be held in the historic ball room of Mayflower hotel on the eve of Trump's swearing in on January 20.
Indian-Americans in Donald Trump's advisory committee
The committee consists of over 30 members including Indian-Americans -- Puneet Ahluwalia from Virginia, K V Kumar from California and Shalabh Kumar from Illinois.
Indian-Americans in Donald Trump's AAPI advisory committee
The committee consists of over 30 members including Indian-Americans -- Puneet Ahluwalia from Virginia, K V Kumar from California and Shalabh Kumar from Illinois.
2015: Barca 'Messi', India Messier, FIFA 'Messiest'
Globally, the beautiful game witnessed the good, bad and ugly in equal measure.
Bush 'thinks' Sarah Palin 'unqualified'
George W Bush has suggested that Republican leader Sarah Palin is 'unqualified' and she spoiled the party's 2008 presidential election campaign.
Clinton, Obama duel as vital votes loom
Rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton stepped up their battle Monday on the eve of the next primary showdown, as the Democratic party head urged unity in the race to rout Republicans from the White House in November.
Obama wins Guam caucuses by just 7 votes over Clinton
Barack Obama has defeated Hillary Rodham Clinton in Saturday's Democratic caucuses on Guam by just seven votes.
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