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It's television's biggest night ... for making everyone furious about their favorite show winning zero Emmys! 

It's television's biggest night ... for making everyone furious about their favorite show winning zero Emmys! 

Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, LLC. has faced its first launch failure. The launch of Blue Origin's New Shepherd rocket was promptly aborted after its takeoff in West Texas on Monday. There were no passengers aboard the rocket, only payloads.

The legal team representing former President Donald Trump requested Monday that a federal judge deny the Department of Justice's request to continue reviewing documents marked classified that investigators seized from his Mar-a-Lago property. According to The New York Times, this move was another attempt to delay the investigation into whether or not Trump mishandled files after his presidency. 

Welcome back to The Election Recap, your weekly, one-stop shop for the last seven days of midterms news.

For the first time this century, the weather phenomenon known as La Niña has returned for the third year in a row. La Niña is likely to bring about more extreme weather across the whole globe.

The U.S. Open ended with a bang as 19-year-old Carlos Alcaraz was titled champion, making him the youngest man to win a Grand Slam title since Rafael Nadal in 2005. Alcaraz had a strong start, winning the first set, but was set back in the second. He then went on to win two more sets in a row, including a tie-break in set three. 

Former President Donald Trump told multiple people that he had no intention of vacating the White House in the days following his 2020 presidential election loss, New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman claims in a forthcoming book, as reported by CNN.

John Oliver dedicated the bulk of Sunday's Last Week Tonight to a different TV show, Law & Order, "the king of cop shows." With great power comes great responsibility, as the saying goes, and Oliver explained why this king of cop shows is reigning with a reckless (if admittedly entertaining) disregard for the fundamental truth about law and order — and why that matters. 

When Britain's Charles III was proclaimed king on Saturday, it wasn't just formalizing his role as sovereign over England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. He was also pronounced head of state in 14 other countries, including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and island nations in the Caribbean and South Pacific. The same proclamation read in London and other cities and towns across the United Kingdom was also read throughout the Commonwealth realm over the weekend. 

House of the Dragon's fourth episode sees King's Landing embroiled in a massive scandal that radically shakes up the status quo. Let's break it down with some book context: