TODAY'S NEWS, November 10-11, 2026

HEADLINES: Rs elect half of new Congressional leadership; More Nvidia fallout; Bankruptcies accelerate, costs of Thanksgiving dinner falls

The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow

IN POLITICAL NEWS

1) Republicans seem incapable of learning from their mistakes, hence the name the "Stupid Party," as the Senate Republicans again elected John Can't Carry A Thune asa majority leader. Several opposed him---but I can't find that anyone actually stepped up to run against him, and that's a big difference. Likewise, the House elected long-time windbag and strongly-written-letter-wirter Jim Jordan to the position of minority leader. Again, not clear anyone else wanted the job except perhaps Steve Scalise, who has been rejected by the caucus before for unknown reasons. While they were actually working the House shelved the impeachment move against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, dealing a blow to the soon-to-depart Thomas Masshole. But it appears the GOP got some of the message, passing Sen. Rick Scott's measure to stay in D.C. during the 6-week interim to confirm all of Trump's nominees.

2) Continuing with the "How did they do it?" storyline, Kollyfornia counties targeted publicly funded "voter outreach" drives to da youts using gangsta rap. We also now know---shocked!---that Marc Elias was behind the "Decoy Day" fiasco in AK and is in the DOJ's crosshairs. Well, if they have crosshairs. So far a dismissed case against James Scrotumtoter Comey, dismissals against two FBI plotters, a dismissal against Big Tish James, and one pending case against Scrotumtoter, and that's it! That's all DOJ has done to any of the plotters now in a total of six Trump years and four AGs. So it certainly wasn't all Pam Bondi's fault. No one seems capable of actually successfully prosecuting these people, but Elias should be the FBI's Most Wanted.

3) DemoKKKrats have no interest in helping the American people. They are already outlining plans to investigate Trump's associates and his family.

4) This may be a good approach to forcing election reform: Cody Reim, who won an AZ House seat, is requesting an audit of his own election. Now there can be no "just a sore loser" crap.

5) As noted on Monday, DemoKKKrat Senator Chris Murphy is still recovering from a stroke and won' t be able to vote for a while, and Yertle, supposedly back from whatever they won't tell us he was away for, appeared to be catatonic in front of a reporter. Speaking of the Walking Dead, the ailing Rutabaga, desperately in need of money, gave a speech in Ireland, and his motorcade was pelted with milk cartons. The reason? His "support" for Israel. Of all the fascistic terrible things this walking corpse did, and their reason for protesting him is Israel?

6) How Charlie Kirk's assassination shattered the right. Our enemies were successful, thanks to the antisemites and the Candy Crush Saga types.

7) As if they couldn't have done this six months ago: the Senate passed an energy reform bill requiring data centers to BYOE (bring their own energy) and to expand the power grid.

8) The very hot former Trump lawyer Alina Habba Mildon received a $50 million contract from Concord Partners that Trump called "totally obnoxious and outrageous." He had given a pardon to the family patriarch weeks earlier, raising a slew of ethical issues. She has summarily lost that contract.

9) President Trump had a big win over the BBC as a Brit court refused to throw out his defamation suit against the BBC.

10) America has a big "too pure to vote for that guy" problem, as millions of Christians didn't vote while 255 Muslims who cannot take an oath of allegiance to the Constitution got elected.

11) The town of Cranbury, New Jersey was the victim of a cyber scam in which it wired $26 million to a phony account to buy land.

IN AI NEWS

12) The whole Nvidia goat rodeo just got weirder, as the Commerce Department was running an investigation into a Singapore cloud computing company called "Megaspeed" involving the transfer of chips to the Chicoms, and once Megaspeed's lawyer asked what the investigation was about, Commerce transferred the mess over to DOJ. So right now this appears to be a situation of loggerheads between Commerce and DOJ. It looks as though James Huong's lover helped move $7.5 billion to the ChiComs.

13) Anthropic set its target for its IPO valuation at $1.4 trillion, down from the original $2 trillion and a tad higher than recent estimates of only $1 trillion.

14) Ya gotta love the Babylon Bee, which says "Heartbroken Eric Swallwell learns Chinese intelligence has been seeing other people."

15) Almost everyone admits data centers have problems, must supply their own energy and water, and they make noise. But let's be clear: beneath the American opposition to data centers is a ChiCom demon that knows this is the wave of the future. Here ChiComs are linked to stopping the placement of a data center in a MD mall---a logical place for such facilities.

IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS

16) The Supes allowed construction of Trump's border wall in TX. According to this article, it is almost complete.

IN CULTURAL NEWS

17) The West Virginia Supreme Court blocked an attempt by 32 Congregations to leave the United Methodist Church and take their properties with them. To quote Princess Leia, "The more you tighten your grip the more they slip through your fingers."

IN TRANSOID NEWS

18) The Supes vacated a juidgment that claimed a transoid prisoner in CO should be given preferential treatment.

19) Under "This is what you voted for," a Muslim community near Hamtramack, MI banned LGBTQ flags. They're just warming up. I'd be careful around tall buildings if I were you guys.

IN ECONOMIC NEWS

20) The investment funnel is coming in hot and heavy, but it is slow to translate to Main Street, as bankruptcies were stood at 54,000 in October. And inflation remains stubborn, with consumer prices increasing at .4%.

21) The cost of Thanksgiving dinner is down 17% this year, but "affordability."

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

22) I guess this is good news, as Iran has been identified as being behind a cyberattack on French refrigerators. If that's all they've got, they must be near the end.

23) The idiot Huns finally basically admitted they need more gas and oil, with a focus on building 11 gigawatts of new power in five years, 80% of it gas fired. 24) Mediocre Britain is preparing for 100-day blackouts.

25) This won't end well for anyone at all. Iran vows to give up "not a single particle" of nuclear material." Hence, the only alternative may be to let them keep it, good and glowing. Understand that in the Mullahmind, they want to usher in the Twelfth Imam, and to do so involves starting a worldwide conflict. They do not fear death. They welcome it as getting them to the End Times. The war is "Trump's Legacy" says American Greatness and he must win it. Starting to think that's true. Here is the popular pastor Josh Howerton explaining this entire lineage to the Twelfth Imam. Instead of secular atheism, the real challenge is when, as Jesus said, "there will come a day when those who kill you will think they are doing service to God." Advanced Iranian threats this last weekend forced Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent into military housing.

26) Too late? Nigeria struck a deal with the EU to make it easier to deport immigrants back to Africa.

IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

27) A 20,000-=member Bruce Springsteen fan club shut down after his endorsement of Abdul "I KEEEEL YOU" El-Sayed.

28) Every bit as much as the Marvel Comics Universe---whose entire existence hingest on a monster opening for "Avengers: Doomsday" (which it likely will get)---the DC Comics Universe arguably had the best two characters ever, Batman and Superman, and have utterly squandered them. Both do OK, but the last "Wonder Woman" was a bomb, and the decline continued with "Supergirl" and numerous villain movies, all under the strategic direction of James Gunn. He is now out.

29) The opening season of Netflix's show, "The Quarterback," featured Kirk Cousins and Patrick Mahomes. I found Cousins, who began with the Washington Redskins, particularly intriguing. He didn't have Mahomes' talent, and managed to get close with the Vikings, only to have a late screw up cost him a key game. He bounced around to Atlanta, then Las Vegas, before this week being traded back to . . . the Vikings. As much as I like him, he is not the QB solution for the Vikings. But hard to feel sorry for him, as he has made . . . wait for it . . . over $333 million with different teams.

IN MEDICAL NEWS

30) One person absolutely cheering the removal of Susie Wiles and the elevation of Stephen Miller is RFK, Jr., who says now without Wiles running interference for Big Pharma he will "unleash the kraken." Well, hope so, but that phrase doesn't leave the best taste in my mouth. Anyway, RFK says that nameless Republican senators have been the problem, which the DemoKKKrats removed. Small problem. At least three of the new knuckleduster DemoKKKrat Terror Party senators want to impeach RFK, Jr. One of the ringleaders is Mr. Corruption himself, the evil socialist Dinobernie.

AND FINALLY . . .

31) The brown bear population in Spain has doubled. Maybe they'd think about relocating some of those animals on the Cueto beaches?