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Flu Season Starts At Its Fastest Pace Since 2009 — Canada And Parts Of The U.S. Are Now Facing A Tylenol, Advil Shortage

The U.S. flu season is already off to a fast start as children return to schools, less mask-wearing and travel returns to COVID-19 pre-pandemic norms.

Benzinga

Editorial: The results speak for themselves. It’s time for Republicans to can Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump’s name wasn’t on the ballot in the midterms. But his presence — for better and worse — reminded us of a blimp in a circus tent, set to deflate.

Chicago Tribune

‘Where is Sam Bankman-Fried?’ becomes question of the moment for crypto watchers after FTX bankruptcy

The intrigue surrounding FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s location is notable given how open and accessible he was before.

Fortune

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Yellen believes sanctions on Russia could extend beyond Ukraine war's end - WSJ

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said some sanctions on Russia could remain in place even after any eventual peace agreement with Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.

Reuters

Is Donald Trump really in trouble? What the Republican blame game over the midterm elections suggests about 2024

While counting continues to decide the balance of power after the midterm elections, Republicans are openly lamenting how the predicted "red wave" turned into more of a puddle — and many are pointing the finger of blame directly at Donald Trump.

ABC News

Biden, DeSantis get midterm jump on Trump as 2024 White House race begins

The 2024 presidential race is taking shape following midterm elections that gave an early boost to President Joe Biden and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, while leaving Donald Trump on the defensive.

Tribune News Service

Seoul Denies Report of Arms Deal with US for Ukrainian Forces

South Korea on Friday denied a report that it would sell artillery shells for use by Ukrainian forces, claiming the munitions -- if the ongoing deal negotiation is finalized -- will be for US forces only. The United States was nearing an agreement to purchase 100,000 rounds of 155 mm…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Powerful Murdoch media turns on 'loser' Trump

WASHINGTON: The powerful media empire of conservative billionaire Rupert Murdoch appeared to turn its back Thursday on Donald Trump, labeling the former US president a "loser" who shows "increasingly poor judgement" after the midterm elections.

Bangkok Post

Murdoch dumps "biggest loser" Trump

"They have turned on him," said MSNBC host Joe Scarborough. "They want him gone"

Salon

Troubled FTX Faces SEC Probe And 'Urgently Needs' $8B To Avoid Bankruptcy, NIO Posts Wider Q3 Loss, AstraZeneca Ditches US Application Submission For COVID-19 Shot: Top Stories Thursday, Nov. 11

Bloomberg

Benzinga

The former CEO of fitness bike maker Peloton will now be selling rugs

The cofounder and former CEO of Peloton is all set to launch his new venture making custom-fitted rugs.

Fortune

Mark Zuckerberg ‘accountable’ as Meta prepares to cut thousands of jobs

The company’s stock price has fallen by 70 per cent this year

The Independent UK

US and Russia 'communications' ongoing over Ukraine war with Putin's nuclear weapons fear

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said it was in the "interests" of the US to remain in contact with Moscow, amid fears Russia will resort to using nuclear weapons in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Kate Moss stumbles over her words at the WSJ Awards

Kate Moss forgot her words and stumbled her way through a speech at a star-studded awards ceremony. The top model, 48, was presenting the Fashion Innovator gong to her friend Anthony Vaccarello at the Wall Street Journal event held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. New footage…

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What are the factors shaping voters’ choices in the US midterms 2022?

Midterm elections tend to follow a predictable pattern – but could redistricting, restrictions and issues such as abortion change that?

Evening Standard

US confirms ‘communications’ with Kremlin amid war in Ukraine

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said said it is ‘in the interests’ of the US to communicate with the Kremlin

Asharq Al-Awsat

Report: Facebook Parent Meta Is Preparing Large-scale Layoffs This Week

Meta Platforms Inc (META.O) is planning to begin large-scale layoffs this week that will affect thousands of employees, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday citing people familiar with the matter, with an announcement planned as early as Wednesday. Facebook parent Meta in October forecasted a weak holiday quarter and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ghosn Escape Accomplices Return to US, Lawyer Confirms

The American father and son duo who helped former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn dramatically escape from Japan have been returned to the United States after spending 20 months in Japanese jails, their lawyer said Monday. Former Green Beret operative Michael Taylor, 62, was being held at a Los Angeles detention…

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Kremlin Declines to Comment on Reported Ukraine Talks with Biden Aide

The Kremlin declined to comment on Monday on a Wall Street Journal report that Washington had held undisclosed talks with top Russian officials about avoiding further escalation in the Ukraine war. According to the report, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan held talks with aides to President Vladimir Putin in…

Reuters

Kremlin declines to comment on reported Ukraine talks with Biden aide

The Kremlin declined to comment on Monday on a Wall Street Journal report that Washington had held undisclosed talks with top Russian officials about avoiding further escalation in the Ukraine war.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Warns of More Attacks on Infrastructure, as Mayor Urges Kyiv to Prepare for the Worst

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned on Sunday against more potential Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, while the mayor of Kyiv urged residents to consider preparing to leave temporarily if the capital lost water and power supplies. In regular nightly remarks, Zelenskiy said Russia was "concentrating forces and means for a…

The Guardian - US

This job pays $60,000 – or maybe $150,000: companies skirt New York salary law

The city is seeking transparency in job ads – but employers aren’t exactly abiding by the spirit of the measure

The New Daily

Ukraine warns residents to prepare for attacks on energy plants

Officials in the Ukraine are warning citizens of more Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, with Kyiv residents urged to leave the city.

Reuters

Ukraine denies Western pressure to soften stance on talks with Russia

Ukraine denied on Tuesday that it was under Western pressure to negotiate with Russia, doubling down on its insistence that talks could be held only if Russia relinquishes all of the territory it has occupied since its invasion in February.

Reuters

Biden aide held talks with Russian officials amid nuclear tensions - WSJ

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has held undisclosed talks with top Russian officials in hopes of reducing the risk the war in Ukraine spills over or escalates into a nuclear conflict, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.

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