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Colom’s Mississippi victory gives Democrats at least 55 Senate seats

Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi’s US Senate race, and Hyde-Smith conceded. The result gives Democrats at least 55 seats in the next Senate, with the uncalled Alaska race determining whether they gain one more. Mississippi is scheduled to certify its results on 3 December.

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Elections

Scott Colom wins Mississippi’s US Senate race

Scott Colom’s victory flips a Republican-held Mississippi seat and gives Democrats at least 55 seats in the next US Senate; the uncalled Alaska race will decide whether they gain another.

Conflict

Israeli strike kills at least 6 at Gaza hospital, health ministry says

Gaza’s health ministry says an Israeli strike killed at least 6 people at Nasser Hospital. Al Jazeera reports that 30 were wounded and that the strike devastated the surgical department, leaving parts of the hospital out of service. Hamas denied Israel’s allegation that it used the hospital as a base.

Security

Rights

US appeals court orders LinkedIn records demand narrowed

A US appeals panel has limited the government’s pursuit of journalists’ LinkedIn records in a military leak investigation. The district court must reconsider the demand and, unless the government gives a more persuasive reason against it, allow the news outlet’s attorney to be notified.

Government

Armenia’s government bans whitefish roe exports for six months

Armenia’s government has adopted a six-month ban on whitefish roe exports starting 2 January 2027. The published draft includes Armenian-origin roe sent to Eurasian Economic Union countries and directs the economy minister to submit a wider export-measure proposal.

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