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James Talarico claims victory in Texas Senate racePolitics

A Democratic wave swept across the U.S. political map Tuesday, with the Associated Press projecting Democrats to take control of both chambers of Congress. James Talarico was projected to defeat Trump-endorsed Ken Paxton, ending 33 years of Republican control of the Texas Senate seat. At his victory party, Talarico vowed to represent all Texans and sustain the party’s momentum.

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Talarico completes Democratic sweep of TexasPolitics

Texas turned blue for the Democrats as James Talarico defeated Republican Ken Paxton, an ally of President Donald Trump, in the US Senate race. Democrats also won the governor’s office and other down-ballot contests. Talarico told supporters they had been underdogs throughout.

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Troy Jackson wins Maine Senate seat, NBC News projectsPolitics

Democrat Troy Jackson defeated five-term Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins in Maine’s Senate race, NBC News projected. Steve Kornacki analyzed how results in Bangor benefited Jackson.

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James Talarico gives victory speech after winning Texas Senate seat for DemocratsPolitics

Democrat James Talarico won a key Texas Senate race, defeating Republican Ken Paxton in what is likely the biggest Republican upset of this year's elections. It is the first time a Democrat has won a US Senate seat in Texas since 1988 and strengthens the party's hold on Congress.

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Trump responds to midterm results in media interviewsPolitics

President Trump spoke with several media outlets about substantial Democratic wins nationwide, including in key battleground states and districts. He said he hopes to work with Democrats while stressing that he would veto anything they try to pass in Congress.

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El-Sayed and Rogers Locked in Tight Michigan Senate RacePolitics

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers are competing for an open Senate seat in Michigan in a closely watched race. Bloomberg Television’s Romaine Bostick is in Detroit with the latest.

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LIVE: Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico reacts to midterm resultsPolitics

Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico attended an election-night watch party in Austin as he faced Republican Ken Paxton, Texas’s attorney general. Trump carried Texas by nearly 14 points in 2024, but Democrats saw the race as a possible pickup. Trump campaigned there repeatedly in the final weeks as polls showed Paxton trailing Talarico, who outraised him by $124 million this cycle.

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Democrat Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Senate seatPolitics

Democrat Chris Pappas won New Hampshire's open US Senate seat, succeeding retiring Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and preventing Republicans from gaining a seat in a key swing state.

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Democrats seize Senate as voters rebuke TrumpPolitics

The party’s Senate wins included races in Texas, Kansas and South Carolina, each of which had gone decades without electing a Democrat to the chamber. North Carolina and Ohio also shifted to Democrats, as voters delivered a rebuke to Trump.

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Troy Jackson unseats Senator Susan Collins in MainePolitics

A Maine victory for Democrat Troy Jackson over Republican Susan Collins marks the party’s seventh seat pickup and adds to its newly secured majority. Jackson comes from five generations of loggers, while Collins’ time in Congress is nearing three decades.

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CNN projects Troy Jackson will flip Maine Senate seatPolitics

CNN projects that Republican Sen. Susan Collins will lose reelection in Maine to Democrat Troy Jackson, giving Democrats a pickup they have long sought in a blue-leaning state.

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Inside Indonesia’s Wash-Trade SchemeEconomy

Trading-volume manipulation, opaque ownership and coordinated trades have shaken confidence in Indonesia’s markets and raised the risk of the country being removed from MSCI’s major emerging-market indexes. Bloomberg reporting details how some brokers fabricated activity and inflated apparent demand, and how the fallout could send billions of dollars out of one of Asia’s largest economies.

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