Democrats regain control of both US Congressional chambers ↗
Front page leadFollowing the latest US election results, Democrats have secured control over both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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The Delfi news front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the US election results, an investigation into alleged misconduct at a Riga hospital, and a legal dispute involving a former Ventspils millionaire. Other stories cover business, lifestyle, and sports.
Following the latest US election results, Democrats have secured control over both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
An investigation into a care center at Riga's 1st Hospital has confirmed violations, yet complaints persist regarding its operations.
A bitter legal dispute has emerged between a former Ventspils millionaire, Stepanovs, and his ex-wife, with accusations of personal and financial misconduct.
Latvian President Rinkevics has formally invited Krišjānis Kariņš to form a new government.
A well-known chocolate manufacturer has become embroiled in legal and business disputes.
Roberta is advocating for veganism using pole dancing as a medium, aiming to challenge societal perspectives.
Canada has announced it will prevent Russian hockey players from participating in the upcoming World Junior Championship.
US President Trump has commented on the role of Iran in a recent conflict and emphasized the importance of veto power in international relations.
Finnish supermarkets are introducing novel initiatives involving 'pink baskets' and 'pink glasses,' seemingly aiming to foster romantic connections among shoppers.
Musician Fēlikss Ķiģelis has announced a special concert featuring both his own music and songs by his late father, the legendary Ēriks Ķiģelis.
Experts from the Baltic states are examining the current challenges and opportunities within the region's capital markets.
This story appears to delve into the recruitment or transfer process of a basketball player named Lomaž by a team referred to as 'Zeļļi,' possibly involving a 'bad agent.'