1. The KOSPI plummeted by more than 8% right after the market opened this morning (Nov. 6), falling below the 5,000 mark during trading. Overnight on Wall Street, the Nasdaq plunged more than 5% amid growing concerns over tightened regulations on data centers.

2. The U.S. Democratic Party announced its intention to launch comprehensive congressional investigations into President Trump's family and close aides as soon as it takes control of both houses of the federal legislature early next year.

3. The Democratic Party plans to pass the special counsel bill on fabricated indictments today after ending the People Power Party's filibuster through a vote. Meanwhile, the People Power Party has signaled offline protests, including a large-scale rally near Gyeongbokgung Station in Seoul tomorrow.

4. As the Democratic Party discusses a parliamentary probe into Supreme Court Justice Cho Hee-dae, the National Assembly of Judges decided to bring forward its regular meeting by a week, scheduling it for the 30th instead of the originally planned December 7.