The Day Whole: The Count Holds, the Markets Close Higher, and Every Side Has Spoken — Edition No. 4, The Evening Watch
The count holds, the Dow closes up 1,569 points, and oil falls near nine percent.
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The Permission Slip Got Repriced
The close was the worst tape of the year: the Dow fell 1,833 points, the Nasdaq fell 5.52%, and chips fell 12.25% as the market repriced permission to build.
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The Second Reading: The Chips Fall Twelve Percent and the Buildout Is Repriced — Special Report | Objective Daily News
On Wednesday the market read the midterm results and bought. On Thursday it read them again and sold.
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New post on SCOTUSblog: Justices grapple with how to apply pretrial procedure rules in improper firing dispute ift.tt/jH2Q9cm
The Night File: Both Chambers Called Before the Small Hours — Edition No. 3, The Overnight Watch
By 0400 the Senate and the House were both projected for the Democrats, Asia had sold the AI trade, Tehran had answered in two voices, and Europe's morning papers were printing the word rout.
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The Count at Noon: Alaska Turns, Mississippi Narrows, Markets Rise — Edition No. 2, The Midday Watch
The midday state of the 2026 midterms: Alaska's Senate lead changes hands, Mississippi's margin is counted three ways, the House count firms up, markets rise, and the official statements arrive.
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The Rally Erased — Edition No. 8, The Evening Watch: the Dow falls 1,833, chips fall 12%, Brent settles up $3.67 on tanker reports, no Senate race called.
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Midterm Election Roundup: The Blue Wave Came — Edition No. 1, The Morning Watch
Democrats take the House and Senate, the first Muslim senator is elected, and the races still uncalled.
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Why I Didn't Vote on Tuesday
I stayed home because my vote is a transaction, and on Tuesday there was nothing on the shelf that I buy.
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New post on SCOTUSblog: Court leans toward narrow ruling on inmate’s use of habeas for accelerated transfer to a halfway house or home confinement ift.tt/dHiGTgs
At Noon the Rally Turns: The Counts Hold, the Chips Fall, London Raises — Edition No. 7, The Midday Watch
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New episode from the "Fresh Air" Podcast from NPR: Novelist Min Jin Lee on the promise and perils of Western education ift.tt/NqyQ0GU
New episode from the "1A" Podcast: Health: How Can Congress Combat The Rising Cost Of Healthcare? ift.tt/vFkRs0A
New post on SCOTUSblog: Court leans toward narrow ruling on inmate’s use of habeas to challenge accelerated transfer to a halfway house or home confinement ift.tt/yEfJogG
The Night the Count Stood Still — Edition No. 6, The Overnight Watch
At 0400 no new race had been called in the night. What the night produced instead was the calendar: the dates on which Mississippi and Alaska will finish.
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The First Muslim Senator
El-Sayed is the first Muslim ever elected to the United States Senate.
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The First Muslim Senator
El-Sayed is the first Muslim ever elected to the United States Senate.
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New post on SCOTUSblog: St. Mary and the shrinking reach of Smith ift.tt/C7Pychp
New post on SCOTUSblog: Who Is Elena Kagan? Ideology, strategy, and the art of disagreement ift.tt/3F2pOMn
New post on SCOTUSblog: Court to consider the reach of Article III courts in immigration contract dispute ift.tt/yU9v7cH
