this is Shades of the Day — bringing you different shades of opinion in news & culture so that you can see the big picture quickly. We believe that seeing multiple POVs is the best way to stay informed.

It’s Tuesday, November 12 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s edition:

• Republicans win the House

• Costco’s butter recall

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

Republicans win the House

The Hill: Republicans are poised to keep their House majority, meaning they'll control the White House, Senate, and House.

270ToWin: Juan Ciscomani's reelection in Arizona likely locked in this majority -- technically 8 seats remain uncalled, but the overall majority seems inevitable.

Scripps News: Dems will be all but locked out of government for the next two years -- Republicans will be able to pass nearly anything they want, as long as they remain unified.

WSJ: It'll be a big task for the GOP though, this is the same group that collapsed when deciding on a new Speaker of the House -- Trump will have his hands full, don't expect total loyalty.

Costco’s butter recall

MyNorthwest.com says Costco has issued a massive butter recall: Nearly 80,000 pounds were pulled off the shelves. The reason? The label on the butter didn't have a “Contains Milk” warning for allergy sufferers.

Fox Business notes that the recall affected Texas consumers only.

Fox13 Seattle: Even though the recall is just Texas, the issue is countrywide. The recall is a reminder of the importance of allergen labeling across the board.

But Today.com says social media was abuzz with how silly the recall was. Many say it's just a label! It's a real waste.

AOL, on the other hand, thinks that missing allergy labels aren't just minor oversights but critical errors emphasizing consumer safety, especially with common allergens like milk!

1) Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, steps down amid scandal over mishandled abuse allegations.

2) Ruben Gallego defeats Kari Lake in the Arizona Senate race, marking another key win for Democrats in the state.

3) A crucial ruling on presidential immunity in Trump's "hush money" case could impact his conviction.

4) China's military advancements were on full display with the upgraded Z-20 helicopter and new stealth fighters at the Zhuhai air show.