Russia and Ukraine exchange airstrikes overnight as the second day of talks on Ukraine’s postwar reconstruction and security guarantees once the fighting ends wraps up in Brussels. https://t.co/RJ9fer7Esq
Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy has been discharged from The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland after suffering what his doctor calls a "small hemorrhagic stoke" last weekend, his office announces. https://t.co/T0ICLx8kdZ
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is on course to hang on to power as the head of a coalition government with a razor-thin majority following the November 7 election, but his National Party could lose control of key government ministries to right-wing coalition partners https://t.co/I1Hz03DfT8
Bernie Sanders is giving President Trump some unexpected credit.
During an interview on MS NOW Thursday, the Vermont senator acknowledged Trump’s political instincts while suggesting the president might be willing to sign legislation backed by Democrats.
“Our job is to produce it. He wants to veto it. Republicans want to sustain that veto. That is their responsibility, and the American people will see it.”
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“I will tell you what: Stephen Miller has a lawyer, and it’s me. It’s me and the entire Department of Justice.”
Attorney General Todd Blanche tells @IngrahamAngle that he and the DOJ will stand behind Miller after Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia warned the incoming White House chief of staff to “lawyer up” ahead of expected House Oversight investigations.
Breaking News: Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York said she was “deeply disturbed” by how the sexual assault allegations at Cornell University was handled in 2024. https://t.co/SQFrcqKgcH
Breaking News: A top Republican super PAC pulled money from the North Carolina Senate race, signaling the party no longer sees a path to winning the state. https://t.co/Xs4YumyjCW
President Donald Trump said he will accept tonight’s results, shutting down — for now — questions about whether he would challenge the outcome. “I am absolutely willing to accept those results,” he told the New York Times.
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Democrat Annie Andrews celebrated her upset victory in South Carolina’s Senate race, becoming the first woman and pediatrician elected to the chamber from the state.
Republican Sen. Susan Collins will lose reelection in Maine to Troy Jackson, CNN projects, giving Democrats a pickup they have long sought in a blue-leaning state. Follow live updates. https://t.co/Ad04OYlJGG
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins reports that a White House official is placing blame on President Donald Trump’s hand-picked candidates for losses in the midterm elections.
In the Texas governor's race, Democrat Gina Hinojosa will defeat Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, ABC News projects, making her the first Hispanic governor of Texas.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott told supporters he called Gina Hinojosa to "congratulate her on winning this race for governor" after ABC News projected the Democratic candidate would win the Texas governor's race, denying Abbott a fourth term in office.
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Breaking News: The U.S. and Israel have plans for new strikes on Iran after the midterms, according to officials briefed on the discussions. https://t.co/b2giOKcNtU
Breaking News: L. Louise Lucas, a powerful Democrat in the Virginia state legislature, was indicted on federal charges related to her cannabis business. https://t.co/OMKQou8MRc
"Keep Communists out of America."
@Grady_Trimble speaks with Iowa voters about the issues that matter most to them ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections as supporters gather for President Trump's rally.
"Democrats talk out of both sides of their mouth, whatever's convenient for them. And they are not for America at all."
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"I guess I'll become Mr. Veto."
President Trump lays out his strategy for dealing with a potential Democratic-controlled Congress in an exclusive interview with Miranda Devine.
Trump says he would veto legislation before eventually negotiating compromises, while expressing hope Republicans maintain control after Tuesday's midterms.
Abdul El-Sayed's campaign raked in $2.4 million in a single day — a Michigan Senate fundraising record — after Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens crossed party lines and endorsed Republican rival Mike Rogers.
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