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Democrats get their health agenda ready ahead of takeover

Presented by AstraZeneca {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare The Big Story Democrats get their health agenda ready ahead of takeover Reinstating the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced premium tax credits, reversing the Trump administration’s Medicaid cuts and even making progress toward Medicare for All are on the table as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in…

3M settles ‘forever chemical’ personal injury claims for $7B

Manufacturing giant 3M has agreed to a $7.35 billion settlement over personal injury claims related to its manufacture of “forever chemicals” used in firefighting foam. The settlement comes as the company has faced thousands of lawsuits over these chemicals, which have been linked to health issues including cancer and problems related to the immune system,…

Trump faces reckoning, but focuses on ballroom, after devastating losses

President Trump’s legacy is facing a moment of reckoning following sweeping Democratic wins in the House and the Senate that will impact the trajectory of the last two years of his presidency. Despite his efforts to mobilize his normally loyal political base, the coalition that sent Trump to the White House in 2024 fell apart…

Snap’s AR glasses are apparently on track to ship this fall.

CEO Evan Spiegel, discussing the Specs on today’s Q3 2026 earnings call: “We’re really looking forward to beginning to ship Specs later this fall.” That’s not exactly news, as Snap has been talking about a fall target since it revealed the Specs in June. But I want to point out that it’s already November. If you want to read about what it’s like to actually use the Specs, here’s my impressions. [Link: I wore Snap’s $2,200 smart glasses | https://www.theverge.com/tech/996422/snap-specs-hands-on-ar-glasses | The Verge]

PSV 1-2 Brujas | Resumen

El Philips Stadion fue un asedio de 90 minutos. El PSV Eindhoven disparó 27 veces, generó 2,88 goles esperados y dominó la posesión con un 62%, pero se marchó de su propia casa con una derrota por 1-2 ante el Club Brugge KV en la cuarta jornada de la UEFA Champions League. Entre tanto castigo y tan poca recompensa se alzó un héroe inesperado para los belgas: el portero suizo Yann Sommer, autor de siete paradas y una actuación que marcó la frontera entre lo que el fútbol merece y lo que decide.

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

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