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November 6, 2026
The day's top events, read by how settled the reporting is.
Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns
CNA, a state-backed conglomerate, reports that Pedro Alliana was sworn in as Paraguay's new president on Friday (November 6) just as authorities put his impeached predecessor Santiago Peña under house arrest, the latest developments in a fast-moving political and financial crisis triggered by the collapse of a digital bank.
New Zealand’s political parties wrapped up their election campaigns on Nov 6
The Straits Times reports that New Zealand’s political parties wrapped up their election campaigns on November 6, with polling still showing a tight race as voters mull over a faltering economy and a loss of faith in the main parties. New Zealand has emerged only slowly from a prolonged economic downturn, with growth subdued, household budgets strained and unemployment rising to 5.7% in the third quarter, its highest level in 11 years.
Attorney General Todd Blanche made the announcement onX that US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Jason A. Reding Quiñones had submitted his resignation, part of a slate of high-profile resignation at the Justice Department this week following massive midterm losses by Republicans
NBC News reports that Attorney General Todd Blanche made the announcement onX Friday that US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Jason A. Reding Quiñones had submitted his resignation, part of a slate of high-profile resignation at the Justice Department this week following massive midterm losses by Republicans.
The race remains
BBC reports that what and who are on the ballot: The race for Mississippi's Senate seat remains dramatically close with Democrat Scott Colom leading Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith by a little over 1,100 votes.
Ukraine’s Air Force warned
Kyiv Post reports that Ukraine’s Air Force warned of at least six ballistic missiles heading toward Kyiv shortly before 11 p.m., triggering air raid alerts and sending residents scrambling for shelter.
The US Department of Justice moved to dismiss its own lawsuit that sought to stop California from counting roughly 20,000 ballots it alleged
NBC News reports that the US Department of Justice on Friday moved to dismiss its own lawsuit that sought to stop California from counting roughly 20,000 ballots it alleged went to noncitizens until their immigration status could be verified.
The unemployment rate has been for a record-setting five years
CNN reports that the unemployment rate has been at or under 4.5% for a record-setting five years and Friday’s stronger-than-expected jobs report for October showed that employers are hiring at one of the fastest clips in the past three years.
US Secret Service officers approached the suspect November 5 evening
According to New York Post, US Secret Service officers approached the suspect November 5 evening after spotting him “acting suspicious in his car while it was parked on Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC,” DHS told Fox News.