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The news from TA3, a Slovakian news website, covers a range of domestic and international topics. Key stories include the US midterm elections where Democrats gained control of Congress, a corruption case involving Slovakia's Land Fund, and ongoing developments in the conflict in Ukraine…
The Democratic Party has gained control of both chambers of parliament, the House of Representatives and the Senate, signaling a significant setback for Republicans.
The murder of the leader of the Sykorovci criminal group remains unpunished as key suspects have been definitively acquitted after nearly 30 years.
A series of bomb threats have impacted Europe, leading to fighter jets being scrambled in Italy and the closure of Warsaw's airport.
The former spokesperson for Ukrainian President Zelensky has been accused of treason for criticizing him and justifying Russian aggression.
Moscow has closed the Gulag Museum, altering the historical narrative to downplay or remove Stalin's crimes from Russian history.
Democrat El-Sayed, who was previously labeled a 'jihadist' by Donald Trump, is poised to become the first Muslim senator in the United States.
The corruption scandal at Slovakia's Land Fund is ongoing, with the investigative body UBOK proposing an indictment.
A science story explores the psychological phenomenon of feeling a presence behind one's back, linking it to childhood fantasies and memories.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has stated that Russia will not be allowed to participate in the World Junior Ice Hockey Championship, despite a court decision.
Donald Trump has acknowledged that the conflict in Iran played a role in the Republican party's electoral losses and unexpectedly praised the Democrats.
Donald Trump has expressed surprise regarding Iran, stating he has no plans for attacks and describing relations with Tehran as 'great'.
A tragic plane crash in Florida has a new development, with evidence suggesting the private aircraft might have broken apart in the air.
Automaker Skoda Auto has stated it will reconsider its involvement in the Ice Hockey World Championship if the Russian team participates, sending a clear message to the IIHF.
Politician Taraba has conveyed to the ruling coalition that his party has no claims on ministerial positions and will only support legislation they deem beneficial.
