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  Scott Colom Wins Mississippi, Becomes State's 1st Black Senator Since 1874

  Because of the Black population and its alignment with Democrats, Mississippi's general elections have been closer for years than its immediate Southern neighbours.

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  Accused Of Leaks, Blamed For Defeat: How Susie Wiles Fell From Trump's Favour

  On Friday, US President Donald Trump replaced his White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, his deputy chief of staff.

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  'He's A Tech Guy': DeSantis Takes A Dig At Vivek Ramaswamy After Ohio Loss

  Speaking on the Sage Steele Show, DeSantis questioned why the Republican Party chose Ramaswamy as its candidate in the first place.

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  Democrats Inch Towards Historic House Majority Since 2008 Amid Trump's Rout

  The incumbent president's party often loses seats in a midterm election, but this would be the largest victory by either party in half a century, signalling a tail end of decades of Democratic domination of the House.

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  US' 2 Biggest Cities Now Have Indian-Origin Mayors

  Nithya Raman was born in Thrissur, Kerala, and moved to Louisiana in US when she was six years old. She moved to Los Angeles in 2013.

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  India-Born Democratic Socialist Nithya Raman Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race

  Nithya Raman's rise came in a year that saw Democratic divisions across the country, with insurgent left-wing candidates challenging establishment rivals.

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  Elon Musk Deletes Pro-Republican Posts After Spending Rs 4,400 Crore On Midterms

  One of the deleted posts was a pinned message from October 29, in which Musk had asked Americans to vote for Republican senators.

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  Meet Nathan Johnson, Texas' New Attorney General Who Composed Dragon Ball Z Music

  Nathan Johnson, a Dallas senator and former Dragon Ball Z composer, was elected Texas attorney general after a historic win.

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  Trump Is Making Calls To Advisers About Hegseth's Future As Pentagon Chief: Report

  Citing sources, the report stated that Admiral Brad Cooper, the head of US Central Command, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Caine may be blamed for the GOP's electoral losses as they played a big role in directing military operations against Iran.

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  From H-1B Curbs To Racism: What Shaped The Indian-American Vote In Midterms

  According to a survey by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace conducted before the 2026 midterm elections, 62 per cent of Indian-American respondents said they intended to vote for Democrats.

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  Opinion | A Wounded Trump Could Soon Make The World Pay For His Defeat

  The US and the rest of the world should worry more about what Trump might do next to redeem himself.

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  Unlike 2020, Trump Accepts Midterm Results. What Exactly Changed?

  Having survived scandal, impeachments and a criminal conviction, Trump approached the midterms as yet another hurdle he could clear with the sheer force of his personality.

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  US Midterms Show Mirror To 2028 Contenders While Handing Big Win To Democrats

  The ramifications of Democrats' sweeping victory in Tuesday's midterm elections will be far-reaching, and perhaps nowhere more so than in the race to replace President Donald Trump.

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  Republican Blame Game Starts As 2028 Hopefuls Angle For Position

  Trump, for his part, held court at the construction site of the White House ballroom on Wednesday, a sign he's unlikely to radically shift his focus away from controversial pet projects during his final two years in office despite voters rendering a damning verdict of his leadership.

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  Iran, Israel, Ukraine: How A Democratic Congress Can Flip Trump's Foreign Policy

  With control of both chambers starting in January, Democrats will be able to decide what gets voted on and when. That could allow them to approve new aid to Ukraine.

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  After New York, Will Los Angeles Get Indian-Origin Mayor? Kerala-Born Leads The Race

  As the numbers stand right now, Raman, 45, has taken a narrow lead. With over four lakh votes in her favour, Raman is leading with 51.67 per cent votes.

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  7 Numbers Tell How Democrats' Painted Trump's Red Walls Blue In US Midterm

  Of the 15 Democratic-held seats Republicans had targeted, none has so far changed hands.

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  Abdul El-Sayed, US' 1st Muslim Senator, Was Called 'Terrorist' By Trump

  Republicans sought to link El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood using decade-old writings on political change in Egypt and social media posts by his half-sister.

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  Explainer: How Democrats Expanded Its Map And Won Rural America

  Rural Americans have steadily moved towards the Republican party over the past 25 years, according to Pew Research Center, driven by splits with Democrats on cultural issues and economic policies.

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  "Never Surrender": White House Reacts As Republicans Suffer Midterm Rout

  The post came amid growing political fallout after Democrats made significant gains in the midterm elections, with US networks projecting that the party would reclaim control of both chambers of Congress.