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11/9
03:38
U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated on a television program that the Department of Justice will fulfill its constitutional duty to represent the executive branch. He called the Democrats' recent endless investigations, impeachment threats, and intimidation of donors directed at President Donald Trump, cabinet officials, and private citizens not genuine "congressional oversight," but rather a political reckoning. He also stated that Stephen Miller would make an excellent White House Chief of Staff.
03:20
The Saudi-led coalition announced that it has destroyed a missile launcher belonging to the Houthis in Sana'a, Yemen. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki stated that the launcher had previously been used by the Houthis in an attempted attack on the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.
02:50
In an interview with NBC News, Byron Donalds, the newly elected Republican Governor of Florida and a close ally of Donald Trump, stated that the conflict with Iran is "coming to an end" and that gasoline prices will drop "very, very rapidly." When asked whether Donald Trump should take responsibility for the economy to win voter trust, he replied, "Absolutely."
02:39
According to The Block, Web3Auth said it moved funds from some vulnerable Keplr wallets ahead of attackers for safekeeping. At the time of publication, the 12 recovery addresses it disclosed held about $5.6 million in crypto assets in total. The incident originated from a flaw in Web3Auth and involved some Keplr wallets created using Google or Apple accounts. Keplr co-founder Josh Lee estimated that about 20% of Google and Apple login accounts were affected. Keplr said accounts created with a recovery phrase or a hardware wallet were not affected.
02:39
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that negotiations to end hostility with the United States have not yet made progress, and they are awaiting clarification of the situation following the U.S. midterm elections. He noted that the U.S. election results have dealt a shock to all parties, requiring time for the situation to calm down and to create a favorable atmosphere for mediators to resume visits.
02:32
Israel's designated government-forming candidate Gadi Eisenkot stated that he is open to including Benjamin Netanyahu in a coalition government. Speaking at a ceremony at the President's Residence in Jerusalem, Eisenkot said he would welcome members of the Likud party and the Religious Zionist Party into a government led by him, and expressed openness to the inclusion of far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.
02:18
Syria has condemned the attack on the Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh, pointing the finger at the Houthis. In a statement posted on X, the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed "full solidarity" with Saudi Arabia, stating that it stands firmly with the Kingdom against any actions that threaten its security and territorial integrity.
02:01
Mohammad Mokhber, an advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, stated on X that a Democratic victory in the US midterm elections will not change Tehran's stance toward Washington. He wrote, "It is naive to tie our destiny to Washington," and emphasized the need to mobilize economic resources, adding, "Time is a national asset and must never be wasted."
01:54
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned in a post on X that U.S. voters have made their choice, and the White House must now make its own; if hostilities resume, Iran will "unleash hellfire." Araghchi stated that Iran's previously proposed two-day ultimatum remains valid—meaning demands such as ending the wars on all fronts must be met, otherwise, should they choose war, they will face Iran's battle-ready and tested fighters.
01:47
The Israeli military announced the end of the intensified military deployment in Hebron, the West Bank, which began on September 25. The military stated that the division stationed in Hebron carried out more than 1,500 operations during this period, arresting at least 140 Palestinians and confiscating 35 weapons. Two Israeli soldiers were killed during the operations.
01:33
In an interview with the BBC, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage predicted that following the US midterm election results, he "expects to see a very sharp increase in military action against Iran." Farage stated that this assessment is based on his observation of US President Donald Trump's personnel changes over the past 48 hours, including the appointment of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff.
01:23
US Democrats plan to initiate impeachment proceedings in Congress against Trump officials and launch investigations into Republican donors, with Pete Hegseth, Musk, and Venezuelan oil trades emerging as early targets for congressional investigations.
01:19
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has warned that Iran "will not hesitate" in its stance toward the United States, pointing out that certain U.S. targets in the region located outside military bases could be within the range of Iranian strikes.
01:12
Musk retweeted David Sacks, stating that the Republican party lost the midterms due to the war and its economic consequences, yet employment and GDP growth remain robust; ending the war now would cause inflation to drop rapidly.
01:10
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has shared a new perspective, stating that the community should stop obsessing over ETH's attribute as a "burn token" and reposition it purely as a store of value. He believes that trying to value a hundred-billion-dollar blockchain based on the amount of gas burned is a dead end, and that Ethereum should center its core values on long-term security, privacy, censorship resistance, and decentralization (CROPS). Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko also noted that blockchain networks must create real value for users, rather than using access control fees as their product.
01:02
The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen announced that it had destroyed two ballistic missile launchers in Saada, northwestern Yemen. A coalition spokesperson stated that the Houthi movement had previously used these launchers to launch attacks against Riyadh.
00:46
Bridge has received approval from the U.S. OCC, paving the way for it to establish a federal stablecoin trust bank; the order requires a minimum capital of $45 million and a pre-opening examination, and the banking charter does not replace issuer approval under the GENIUS Act.
00:44
Israel has released Palestinian journalist Abu Shehadeh after five days of detention. Abu Shehadeh was previously arrested on Tuesday at a Shin Bet intelligence facility near Tel Aviv and accused of "contact with foreign agents," charges his legal team described as completely baseless.
00:38
Musk retweeted a post stating that Larry Page's prediction about "the vast majority of computing moving to space" is accurate. The retweeted post cited Page's view that the share of space-based computing will eventually reach 99.999% (i.e., "five nines"), driven primarily by regulatory constraints facing ground-based data center construction (such as numerous related bills proposed in the U.S. and Texas).
00:34
Three congressional committee chairs have requested NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to attend a closed-door briefing on issues including espionage defense, and asked him to respond by November 11th on whether he will accept the briefing or propose an alternative date. This follows media reports alleging that a U.S. intelligence memo concerns connections between the NVIDIA CEO and executives at Singapore-based Megaspeed. NVIDIA responded that its engagements with customers are routine commercial business and involve no sharing of classified information.
00:05
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Saudi Arabia's "military aggression" in Yemen, calling for an immediate halt to military attacks, a full lifting of the blockade, and respect for the Yemeni people's right to self-determination. The Iranian Foreign Ministry also condemned airstrikes targeting civilian infrastructure and residential areas, including a market attack in Yemen's Taiz that resulted in the deaths of dozens of civilians. Previously, the Houthis and the Yemeni government—backed by the Saudi-led coalition—had blamed each other for orchestrating the attack.

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