Tech stocks suffer worst day since 2020 as AI trade sells off; Nasdaq enters correction
The Dow fell 1,833 points and the S&P 500 lost an estimated $2.9 trillion in value, the largest one-day loss on record.
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Tech stocks had their worst day since 2020 as an AI-driven selloff pushed the Nasdaq into a correction, while Democrats won House and Senate majorities in the 2026 midterms. Tesla and SpaceX shares also fell, wiping out more than $420 billion in combined market value.
The Dow fell 1,833 points and the S&P 500 lost an estimated $2.9 trillion in value, the largest one-day loss on record.
Democrats also flipped governors' offices in Georgia, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada and Texas, and Arizona's 6th District went to Democrat JoAnna Mendoza.
Musk's personal wealth has dropped below $800 billion after topping $1 trillion in June, according to Forbes.
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The Dow fell 1,833 points and the S&P 500 lost an estimated $2.9 trillion in value, the largest one-day loss on record.
Democrats also flipped governors' offices in Georgia, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada and Texas, and Arizona's 6th District went to Democrat JoAnna Mendoza.
Musk's personal wealth has dropped below $800 billion after topping $1 trillion in June, according to Forbes.
California has historically had the largest death row population in the United States, according to BBC reporting.
Lawmakers voted 78-0 to impeach Peña minutes after he announced his resignation, as protests spread over frozen savings at Ueno Bank.
Hegseth endorsed Massie's challenger, and Democrats plan closer Pentagon oversight after the midterms, including on the Iran war.
Memos signed Oct. 29 let Guard troops use 60 military police cars, patrol boats and light towers, with the troop cap set at 3,500.
The order says the two rooms cannot be changed without an act of Congress, though a future president could redecorate them.
The law, set to take effect Jan. 1, 2027, bars addictive feeds, endless scrolling and autoplay for users under 16 and claims First Amendment violations.
The race call comes from ABC15 Arizona's projection; the source text offers no further vote totals or margins.
A jury found the comedian guilty on one rape count and three sexual assault counts, and he was taken into custody after bail was refused.
France's interior ministry estimates 600,000 people joined the protests, while unions say the true number was much higher.
Raman, a little-known council member backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, ousted the incumbent mayor.
Officials say Jacob Allen Morley stole a truck, took firearms and wrote an apology letter before being arrested without incident in Missouri.
Justin Jones has refused to concede, saying he sees mathematical errors, and the unofficial result still needs certification.
The Los Angeles Lakers guard will play for the team's G League affiliate.
Rice says he owes over $3.45 million, according to a bankruptcy filing reported by ESPN.
Live updates and analysis are available for the Suns-Magic matchup, along with a separate look at Phoenix's defense against the Trail Blazers.
A May launchpad explosion damaged the pad, and the company's CEO says bad weather also slowed the rebuild.
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The Dow fell 1,833 points and the S&P 500 lost an estimated $2.9 trillion in value, the largest one-day loss on record.
Musk's personal wealth has dropped below $800 billion after topping $1 trillion in June, according to Forbes.
Democrats also flipped governors' offices in Georgia, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada and Texas, and Arizona's 6th District went to Democrat JoAnna Mendoza.
California has historically had the largest death row population in the United States, according to BBC reporting.
Hegseth endorsed Massie's challenger, and Democrats plan closer Pentagon oversight after the midterms, including on the Iran war.
Memos signed Oct. 29 let Guard troops use 60 military police cars, patrol boats and light towers, with the troop cap set at 3,500.
The order says the two rooms cannot be changed without an act of Congress, though a future president could redecorate them.
A jury found the comedian guilty on one rape count and three sexual assault counts, and he was taken into custody after bail was refused.
Raman, a little-known council member backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, ousted the incumbent mayor.
Officials say Jacob Allen Morley stole a truck, took firearms and wrote an apology letter before being arrested without incident in Missouri.
Justin Jones has refused to concede, saying he sees mathematical errors, and the unofficial result still needs certification.
Lawmakers voted 78-0 to impeach Peña minutes after he announced his resignation, as protests spread over frozen savings at Ueno Bank.
France's interior ministry estimates 600,000 people joined the protests, while unions say the true number was much higher.
The law, set to take effect Jan. 1, 2027, bars addictive feeds, endless scrolling and autoplay for users under 16 and claims First Amendment violations.
A May launchpad explosion damaged the pad, and the company's CEO says bad weather also slowed the rebuild.
The Los Angeles Lakers guard will play for the team's G League affiliate.
Rice says he owes over $3.45 million, according to a bankruptcy filing reported by ESPN.
Live updates and analysis are available for the Suns-Magic matchup, along with a separate look at Phoenix's defense against the Trail Blazers.