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Supreme Court allows SCBA meeting on election reforms
The Supreme Court has approved the Supreme Court Bar Association's meeting scheduled for November 2 on election reforms. Concerns were raised regarding the meeting's organization and process, prompting discussions in the courtroom. Senior advocate Jaideep Gupta expressed his doubts about the meeting while SCBA president Pradeep Rai defended its necessity. The court emphasized that the voting should be conducted by secret ballot and results remain undisclosed initially.
Dan Sullivan vs. Daniel Sullivan: How Alaska’s ranked-choice voting could affect the 2026 Senate race
Alaska’s 2026 U.S. Senate race caught attention because of two candidates have similar names: incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and challenger Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. The contest has raised concerns about possible voter confusion and a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to block certification under a specific election scenario.
Lula wins a historic fourth term, but Bolsonaro's refusal to concede clouds Brazil's political future
Senator Flavio Bolsonaro has questioned the legitimacy of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's election results following the recent elections. Despite trailing by over 4 million votes, Bolsonaro plans to challenge the results, which is unlikely to succeed. Lula's victory defies both polling predictions and global sentiments against incumbents in Latin America. However, Lula faces numerous challenges with a Congress that includes many Bolsonaro supporters.
Brazil stock market to crash today? What Lula’s surprise victory in elections means for emerging markets, commodities
Brazil’s stock market faces a potential sharp selloff after President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s surprise election victory dashed investor hopes of a change in government and fiscal policy. Analysts warn of possible circuit breakers as the real weakens and soybean futures slide, with emerging markets also watching the fallout.
Lula da Silva: A metalworker who rose from poverty to reclaim Brazil's presidency
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured a fourth, non-consecutive term as Brazil’s president, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in a fiercely contested election. The victory strengthens the left’s position in Latin America amid Donald Trump’s growing influence, marking another remarkable comeback for the former metalworker who overcame corruption convictions and imprisonment.
'Brazil is no one's backyard': Re-elected Brazilian president Lula da Silva
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has recently been re-elected as the President of Brazil. During his victory speech, he emphasized Brazil's status as an independent nation. Lula stated that the new government will reform the administrative system significantly. He aims to enhance public involvement in the decision-making processes that affect them.
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Trump critic Lula wins reelection in Brazil, securing fourth presidential term
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva secured his fourth term in a close election against Flavio Bolsonaro. The election was marked by confusion at polling places due to a last-minute decision to extend voting. Lula's victory represents a significant moment for leftist leadership in Latin America. Challenges related to the cost of living and security were crucial in the election.
Lula beats Trump-aligned Bolsonaro in Brazil Presidential election: What happens next for US ties and the Amazon
In a decisive victory, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has clinched the presidency of Brazil for the fourth time, signaling a potential shift in the nation’s diplomatic ties with the United States under Donald Trump. Lula's agenda includes combatting Amazon deforestation, a stark departure from Bolsonaro's environmental stance. Meanwhile, Flávio Bolsonaro seeks to uphold his father's political legacy.
Massachusetts and Idaho put guns on the ballot. One seeks to restrict them, the other to honor them
In a fascinating juxtaposition, Idaho voters are deciding on a state gun, while Massachusetts grapples with stringent new firearm regulations. These divergent ballot measures underscore the ongoing dialogue surrounding gun rights and restrictions. Massachusetts has initiated a law mandating serialization and registration of firearms, leading to a public referendum. Conversely, Idaho is presenting a nonbinding question to promote voter engagement.
Indiana midterm elections 2026: When early voting ends, Election Day and how to find your polling place
Residents of Indiana have the option to cast their votes either early or on Election Day. Registration for the midterms closed a day prior, on October 5, 2026. It's essential for voters to present a valid photo ID at their designated polling locations. You can check the the state’s official voter site for registration and polling details.
US midterm elections 2026: Barack Obama hits campaign trail, cites Saddam Hussein to criticize President Donald Trump, video goes viral. Watch here
In Ohio, former Democratic senator Sherrod Brown will attempt a comeback against incumbent Republican Senator Jon Husted, while the race for governor will be contested between Democrat Amy Acton and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, a former presidential candidate in 2024.
NYC early voting starts today: Key races that could shape house control
Early voting NYC: NYC early voting begins October 24 and runs through November 1, ahead of Election Day on November 3. Here are the key New York races to watch, including the contests for governor, attorney general and the U.S. House.
Bihar MLC polls: 82.85% turnout in teachers seats, 53.42% in graduates constituencies
Polling for the biennial elections to eight Bihar Legislative Council seats concluded with notable voter turnout. Teachers constituencies recorded significantly higher participation compared to graduates constituencies across various districts. In total, 150 candidates contested, with a higher number in graduates constituencies featuring 4.92 lakh electors. The voting process was peaceful despite thirteen complaints being logged and promptly resolved.
Trump admin seeks to block Alaska Senate result if Republicans lose
The US Justice Department is seeking to invalidate Alaska's Senate election results if the Republican incumbent loses next month, in a rare legal move that raises questions about the Trump administration's willingness to accept defeat in the midterms. Democrats have accused the Trump administration of seeking to influence the November vote by expanding federal control over state-run elections and by repeatedly questioning the integrity of election results.
India’s Gen Z: In world's largest democracy, an electoral wildcard
India’s Gen Z population is sizeable, but its electoral influence will depend on voter eligibility, registration, turnout and constituency-level preferences. Experts explain why young Indians may not vote as a unified bloc, what Tamil Nadu’s 2026 election reveals about youth mobilisation, and why predicting their impact in 2029 remains difficult.
Brisk polling in eight Bihar MLC seats; 150 candidates in fray
Polling for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats witnessed a significant turnout during the initial hours. Saran Teachers' constituency recorded the highest turnout, while several constituencies faced intense competition. Voting began at 8 am and will conclude at 4 pm today. The event includes a combined electorate of over five lakh voters across numerous polling stations. Counting of votes is scheduled to take place on October 27.
Swiggy to shift to inventory model starting Q3 FY27, eyes 80 bps Instamart margin boost
The transition is likely to improve its quick commerce arm Instamart’s contribution margin by around 80 basis points once fully implemented. It will also give the Bengaluru-based company better control over assortment, pricing, product availability, and day-to-day operations.
Trump's midterm alarm bells are ringing: Five new polls hold clues
National polling ahead of the US midterm elections indicates a Democratic lead over Republicans in congressional races. Various surveys show that dissatisfaction with the current administration is affecting voter preferences. President Trump is experiencing low approval ratings, particularly regarding his economic management. Economic concerns, particularly rising gas prices, are influencing voter sentiment as the elections approach.
Meta stock price: Why are Meta shares down today? Facebook, Instagram parent may witness USD 50 billion wipe out from company's market value despite strong quarterly revenue
Meta share price: Facebook, Instagram parent is spending heavily to support its AI plans, with an expected annual capital expenditure forecast between $135 billion and $145 billion.
Meta falls as investors balance Muse growth with rising AI costs
Shares of Meta Platforms fell about 3% in premarket trading on Thursday, as investors weighed the benefits of the company's fast-growing AI agent business against the mounting costs of funding its ambitious AI expansion.
Meta falls as investors balance Muse growth with rising AI costs
Shares of Meta Platforms declined in premarket trading as investors evaluated costs against growth in the AI sector and faced legal hurdles. Despite reporting higher-than-expected quarterly revenue, the company is under pressure from a $25 billion data-privacy ruling. Meta's aggressive investment in AI includes a forecasted annual capital expenditure of up to $145 billion. A significant free cash flow deficit also reflects the costs incurred in its expansion strategy.
How to register to vote in the 2026 US midterms: Deadlines, ID rules and what to know state by state
US Midterm election 2026: More than 11 million Americans had voted early in the 2026 US midterm elections by October 20, ahead of the November 3 polls. With voter registration deadlines, early voting schedules, identification requirements and mail-in ballot rules varying by state, voters must check local election guidelines to ensure they can cast their ballots.
Alberta overwhelmingly votes to remain part of Canada: What does it mean for PM Mark Carney and his feud with Trump?
In a historic referendum, Alberta voters overwhelmingly chose to remain part of Canada, with over 75 percent saying no to independence. This reflects a strong sentiment of national unity against the backdrop of past secession attempts in Quebec. Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the result as a demonstration of Canadian solidarity, especially in light of an ongoing trade war and geopolitical pressures from the United States.
Meta strikes deal to keep Mark Zuckerberg in California after wealth tax concerns
By Carlos Me- Meta Platforms has struck a deal with Mark Zuckerberg to keep him living in California after the CEO warned he was considering leaving the state that houses the
Tesla-SpaceX deal: Wall Street says inevitable but Musk says it's not certain
Elon Musk considers the advantages of merging Tesla with SpaceX, particularly in light of escalating capital expenses. However, obstacles like shareholder votes and the need for special committees present significant challenges to this merger idea. Analysts suggest that such a merger could not only streamline operations but also significantly bolster financial assets for both companies. Yet, regulatory scrutiny is expected, mainly due to governance issues linked to Musk’s dual leadership.
US election interference is hard. Messing with your mind is easy
Apprehension surrounding election disruptions is shaping how Americans approach voting, with many fearing intimidation while exercising their rights. The Trump administration's federal actions have further fueled these anxieties, jeopardizing public trust in the electoral framework. Yet, in the face of these uncertainties, early voting has seen considerable turnout, with state authorities proactively planning to maintain election safety this coming November.
Alberta referendum: Separatists vow ‘we’re never giving up’ after 76% reject independence push in big win for Canada's Carney, but what's next?
Alberta separatists have vowed to continue their push for independence after 76% of voters rejected a proposal to begin the process toward separation from Canada. The result marks a setback for the independence movement and a win for Prime Minister Mark Carney, but campaigners say their grievances with Ottawa remain unresolved
Alberta voters reject independence push in massive win for Carney as Trump's annexation threats and tariffs loom large
Voters in Alberta overwhelmingly chose to remain part of Canada, with 76% supporting unity. The referendum was part of a broader political movement influenced by dissatisfaction with the federal government. Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed the results, emphasizing the importance of a united Canada. Despite this setback, separatist sentiments continue to linger among some Albertans. The implications of this vote may shape future political dynamics in the province.
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