Women voters were driving force behind blue wave in historic midterm rebuke of Trump
Estimates suggest 64 million women voted in the elections, compared with 56 million men
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Who’s the boss? Trump retreats into renovations as Melania takes on Ukraine diplomacy
In defeat, Trump retreats into the first lady’s realm while Melania negotiates with Russia, Andrew Feinberg writes
Trump’s arch is blocked for now, but a glitzy new website highlights the plans
A federal court has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump from breaking ground for his towering memorial arch
Major strawberry producer quits farms in Southern California: ‘Water quadrupled. Labor nearly doubled’
The end of operations comes months after SoCal Berry Growers employees voted to join the United Farm Workers, a unionization effort the company unsuccessfully challenged
US sees unexpected jobs boom in October despite Americans' frustration with economy
Average hourly wages rose 0.4% in October from September, the biggest month-over-month gain since January
2 Justice Department officials resign, including US attorney who oversaw 'grand conspiracy' probe
The top federal prosecutor in Miami who had been tasked with overseeing an investigation into foes of President Donald Trump has resigned
FTSE 100 index falls amid fears of AI slowdown
Dan Coatsworth, head of markets at AJ Bell, said the ‘AI story has all been about speed, and now there is a danger of it moving to a lower gear, and some of the wheels falling off’
Married At First Sight UK accuser reacts to show's cancellation after investigation
‘I think this outcome is a very significant moment for reality TV and a step in the right direction,’ said Shona Manderson
The Bank of England’s timely Brexit intervention is right on the money
Editorial: The UK must seize the levers that it has to boost growth – this month’s EU-UK summit is a chance that must not be wasted
Laura Loomer announces podcast hiatus after social media meltdown in wake of Democrats’ midterms sweep
Her posts painted an apocalyptic picture of the election’s aftermath, declaring America a failed state and claiming Islam had taken over
Chaos inside DHS as agents ‘don’t know what they’re doing’ and deportations have taken from core functions
Trump whistleblower and former DHS chief of staff Miles Taylor said it would ‘take a generation for people to trust the department again’
Major change to McDonald’s drive-thru coming next year
Next year, millions of McDonald’s customers will meet a new “employee” named Archy.
Smart glasses could face UK restrictions over secret filming of women and girls
The government said it is considering banning smart glasses ‘in certain settings’ and restricting the sale of them to certain users
Is your town getting a new Wetherspoons? The updated UK locations confirmed
Pubs will open in London’s West End, West Bromwich, Edinburgh and Amersham
Jay Rockefeller last of political dynasty and West Virginia champion dies at 89
‘I could not imagine a more rewarding career,’ Rockefeller said upon his retirement in 2015
Rivals star says producers took her for Champagne lunch before revealing her character was being killed off
‘They walloped me round the head with it,’ says Claire Rushbrook
3 women found the equation: Discomfort + inspiration = the invention of the sports bra
The sports bra is so ubiquitous that it's easy to take for granted
Millions can’t afford to follow government’s stockpiling advice, research finds
The government’s emergency advice is ‘bordering on irresponsible’, new research warns
Jamie George issues furious response to claim England have lost faith in Steve Borthwick
A report in The Times claimed Borthwick had faced revolt from his players during the first phase of the Nations Championship
England players support ‘one of our own’ Steve Borthwick after unrest claims
The head coach rejects the accusations made in a newspaper article highlighting unhappiness with his management style.
Scientists surprised to find 15,000-pound baby whale off Canadian coast
The calf was likely born months ago but went undetected during winter surveys
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