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What Democrats’ big win means for the partyPolitics

Marsha Espinosa, a Democrat and former assistant secretary at DHS, and Republican Ramesh Ponnuru discuss what the result signals to the GOP.

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Jeffries says focus is affordability, not impeachmentPolitics

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Democrats will prioritize “affordability and accountability,” not impeaching President Donald Trump, after winning control of the chamber.

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Iranian ayatollah delivers bold post-midterm messagePolitics

On Fox, Jonathan Hunt weighs Israel’s latest plans and how US midterm results may affect the Iran war; an Iranian ayatollah also delivers a bold message after the vote.

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Building a real economy on DogecoinEconomy

At TOKEN2049 Singapore, The Block spoke with DogeOS founder Jordan Jefferson and ecosystem head Alex Hoff following the public testnet launch. Jefferson said Dogecoin handles about $1 trillion in annual spot and perpetuals volume, but almost none of it occurs on-chain. DogeOS aims to build an ecosystem of apps, DeFi, games and payments, with the goal of competing with Ethereum and Solana by 2027.

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Do US midterms signal the beginning of the end for Trump?Politics

Trump asked voters to act as though he were on the ballot, and they did. Voters across the United States are chipping away at Republicans’ majorities in both houses of Congress. How large was the Democratic landslide?

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Key race updates: Razor-thin margins in Mississippi and Alaska Senate contestsPolitics

The Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi have not been called. With about 96% of ballots counted, incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom are separated by only a few dozen votes. A Colom victory would amount to the midterms’ biggest Senate upset.

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MEPs debate EU enlargement at Euronews Summit in BrusselsPolitics

As the European Commission released its latest progress report on candidate countries, MEPs Riho Terras of the EPP and Pasquale Tridico of The Left Group debated one of Europe’s most ambitious political projects: EU enlargement.

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UK and German leaders react to Democratic gains in US midtermsPolitics

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham voiced hope that the US midterm results would focus Washington and other capitals on ending the Iran war, which has driven fuel prices higher. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he did not expect major changes from Washington despite the Democrats’ gains.

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Fox News reacts to Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan Senate winPolitics

Fox News’ decision desk projects Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the winner of Michigan’s Senate race. Political commentators discuss what the outcome means for the Democratic Party.

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Trump says he is not worried about impeachmentPolitics

The day after Democrats regained control of Congress, Trump said at the White House that he was not worried about impeachment and that pursuing it would “destroy” the Democratic Party.

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We just witnessed the end of the Trump eraPolitics

After the Democrats’ strongest midterm performance in 68 years, CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten examines whether the result could mark the end of the Trump era, comparing the president’s net approval with Democratic seat gains to assess the election’s consequences.

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MEPs deal another blow to Green Deal with softer car emissions targetsPolitics

MEPs voted to give carmakers more flexibility by easing car emissions targets, following heavy pressure from the auto sector and EU governments. The move reverses course from the EU’s 2023 agreement to effectively end sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2035.

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Oil market is starting to price in geopolitical risk, Rapidan’s McNally saysEconomy

Rapidan Energy Group founder and president Bob McNally expects military escalation between the US and Iran to be the most likely outcome after the midterm election. Despite increased oil flows, he says the refined-products market still faces a risk of tight supply.

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Why did Trump’s Republicans lose the US midterms?Politics

Democrats won control of both chambers in the 2026 US midterms, flipping seats in conservative strongholds including Texas, Kansas and South Carolina. Jon Ossoff called the result a rebuke of Donald Trump, while Vice-President JD Vance blamed the Iran war for the Republicans’ poor showing.

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Democrats won Congress. Now comes the hard partPolitics

Winning the election was only one step; governing will be another challenge. Democrats will control both the House and Senate next year, giving them greater power to challenge the White House and shape the political agenda. DW Chief Political Editor Michael Küfner analyzes what may change in Washington, while Misha Komadovsky and Janelle Dumalaon report on two races that illustrate the scale of the Democratic victory.

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Trump answers reporters after Republican midterm lossesPolitics

In his first appearance since election night, Trump fielded reporters’ questions about the midterm results, the future of Republican leadership, the Iran war and the possibility of impeachment.

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Open-source AI is booming: Hugging Face on who profitsTech

As businesses, governments and startups increasingly turn to open-source models, TechCrunch’s Equity podcast spoke with Hugging Face Chief Policy Officer and SVP of Strategy Irene Solaiman about how companies can capture value and whether American players can keep pace with advancing Chinese open models.

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