Democratic control of Congress is expected to trigger investigations and policy battles with President Donald Trump over cryptocurrency, tariffs, Federal Reserve appointments, data centers and health care.
President Donald Trump said he is willing to work with Democrats after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress, while Democrats signaled plans for aggressive oversight investigations.
Gadi Eisenkot secured 67 recommendations to form Israel's next government after the Joint List backed him, potentially giving the opposition a path to replace Benjamin Netanyahu.
Russia and Iran are reportedly expanding military cooperation through a deal involving 90 helicopter-mounted missile launchers, amid broader weapons transfers and joint nuclear development plans.
Democrats regained control of Congress as exit polls showed widespread financial dissatisfaction, with only 18% of voters reporting an improvement in their finances since 2024.
As major U.S. banks prepare to report quarterly earnings, fresh attention is falling on who owns the financial assets benefiting from Wall Street's rally.
Sherrod Brown defeated Jon Husted despite more than $63 million in crypto-backed spending against him, potentially complicating the industry's efforts to advance digital-asset legislation.
Interlink Trade Services' founder is combining trade expertise, investment in technology and team development as customers navigate more complicated cross-border decisions.
The Florida civil engineer waited four years for a US patent on MOD POD and has since built an operation spanning Amsterdam, China, UK, India, and Dubai to bring it to market.
San Francisco architect Ross Levy discusses how construction experience, art, AI and environmental research shape his studio's approach to designing buildings rooted in place.
Some European leaders welcomed Democratic gains in Congress, as did Iran's parliamentary speaker. However, Russia voiced concerns about the Democrats' "negative" attitudes towards the country and China remained firmly neutral.
San Francisco startup Aktoria Robotics is offering companies remote human operators to help robots complete tasks they cannot yet manage independently.