Look on the bright side: Energy companies are booming
Energy companies are making a lot of money. This is good for their investors. They are doing well because of high demand for energy.
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Energy companies are making a lot of money. This is good for their investors. They are doing well because of high demand for energy.
Ken Kies is the top lawyer at the IRS. He is resigning because of disagreements with the Trump administration. The disagreements are about a settlement deal and tax audits.
Congressman Ro Khanna talked to Al Jazeera about the US and the Israel-Gaza conflict. He discussed the US role in the conflict. The conversation was with Sreenivasan Jain.
Economic data shows pricing pressures are cooling, but inflation is still a risk. This is because of hostilities in the Middle East. Inflation can affect people's money and the economy.

Abdul El-Sayed is a candidate for the US Senate in Michigan. He asked his supporters to stop making fun of his opponent, Haley Stevens. This happened because Stevens made some mistakes while speaking. El-Sayed wants his supporters to focus on the important issues.
Chip stocks have fallen a lot. This is called a bear market. A BofA analyst says investors should not be scared. The analyst says the semiconductor sector is just going through a normal time of underperformance.

A man, Andrew Truelove, had a problem with a TV show host, Craig Melvin. He went to the TV show set and said a bad word. He was arrested and charged with a crime.

Three satellites for detecting wildfires were launched into space. They will help find small fires in the US, Australia, and Europe. This is happening while many wildfires are burning in the US and Canada, making the air very smoky.

Millions of people in areas with bad air have been told to stay inside. They need to stay inside until the air is clean again. An updated forecast says when the air will be better. This will help people plan their activities.
A 63-year-old retired teacher named Julie Goforth went missing in the Mojave Desert. She was riding her dirt bike in a remote area. Six days later, her body was found.

A sheriff in Arizona won a lawsuit. The lawsuit was about a jail inmate's rights. The inmate said his rights were broken. The sheriff said no, and a judge agreed.
SpaceX's stock price fell. It is now 7% lower than when it first started selling shares. This happened on Friday when the stock price was near $126.
There are rare child cancer cases in Orange County. The cases are in Ladera Ranch. Families think there might be a common cause. Federal officials agree to investigate.

House GOP leaders made a plan to keep the government open. They created a short-term funding bill to last until Dec. 4. This bill will be voted on next week.

Shots were fired at the ICE building in Phoenix. The Enforcement and Removal Operations building is at 2035 N. Central Avenue. The FBI is investigating. No one was hurt.
Garfield Sobers was a great West Indies cricket player. He was 89 years old when he died. Sobers was known for breaking many cricket records.
Germany received Algeria's president with military honors. This happened after Germany lost Russian gas. Germany and Algeria talked about using liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Meta's latest move in the AI talent war — plus Cramer's 4 quick hits on the market

Lake Powell could plunge near lows that threaten power production next year: Federal study
Here’s the net worth you need to start getting ahead in your 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond in the U.S.
The cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taco Bell is hitting some restaurant stocks, but don't expect a long-term impact
Something went 'catastrophically wrong' in San Francisco Bay. What caused deadly boat sinking?

Airline group opposes year-round daylight saving time. Why?
Bond yields are sending a new signal about Fed rate hikes

Fubo hikes prices by $15 after restoring some NBCU channels lost in November

DDHQ releases midterm forecast early at Hill Nation Summit as midterm polling sneak peek

GOP lawyer: 'Still no evidence of a result of any election being incorrect'
EchoStar’s stock has fallen alongside SpaceX’s — but it may now be worth another look
Iran war hasn’t hurt the U.S. economy too badly — but the danger isn’t over yet

Scoop: U.S. sending dozens more refueling planes to Israel ahead of possible escalation
My dad wants to buy me a big, suburban home — but I don’t want to live there. Am I ungrateful for turning down his offer?
‘They took our toilet’: How a settlement has squeezed a Palestinian village

Watch: Helicopter rescues kids from Texas floodwaters

Appeals court sides with Pentagon on escort policy for journalists

House Democrat: Trump 'lied to the American public' in primetime address
Why Trump’s speech on U.S. elections could be bad for markets
Apple’s stock is beating the S&P 500 by a remarkable degree — and it may have more room to run
Stretch of Sunset Boulevard closed indefinitely as crews repair ruptured water main

Jill Biden accuses press of double standard in coverage of husband, Trump

Trump's betrayal of Maria Corina Machado won't end well