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4Nov By AdminsNo Comments

Anthony Zurcher: Democrats tear up Trump’s political map on historic night

Democrats have torn up Donald Trump's political map on a night that will send shockwaves through American politics for years to come. With a string of major Senate victories in states that have been reliably Republican for decades - and in Kansas's case, nearly a century - a blue tidal wave crashed across the nation, sweeping Republicans out of power. Halfway through President Donald Trump's second term, the Democrats now have decisive control of the House of Representatives and have wrested a majority back in the Senate. They will be able to frustrate Trump's agenda, and launch investigations into his administration. A historic third impeachment attempt could also be on the cards. Few imagined such an outcome was possible...
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4Nov By AdminsNo Comments

A blue tsunami just hit the US. Trump may unleash ‘tremendous powers’ to get around it

Heading into the midterm elections, there were predictions of a blue wave crashing over the United States. The forecasts proved conservative, in more ways than one; a tsunami of Democratic support destroyed the Republican stranglehold on the House and Senate, and with it, Donald Trump’s control of Congress. But what does it actually mean for the president? First up, it shows just how unpopular he and his administration are. This was Trump’s first electoral test since his emphatic victory over Kamala Harris in 2024, and he repeatedly urged voters to vote as if his name were on the ballot. The results are damning: Huge swings against the Republicans in districts Trump easily carried two years ago; a swath of House seats flipping to the Democrats; crucially, at least six ...
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4Nov By AdminsNo Comments

US attacks vital Iranian island hours before polls open for midterm elections

The US has attacked Iran’s Qeshm Island overnight, part of a series of secret strikes on the regime in recent weeks, the Wall Street Journal reports. The attacks come hours before polls open in the US for the midterm elections, where the prolonged war with Iran looms as a major issue for voters. The Strait of Hormuz’s influence over the global economy has become alarmingly clear. AP It also comes hours after the president posted on Truth Social an indication that tensions would cool. "Oil Prices are DROPPING LIKE A ROCK, down almost $10 a Barrel, A RECORD, because people feel that there will not be a War with Iran," Trump wrote. "Iran wants a settlement, as soon as possible. It could happen!" A US official told CNN that today's attack was a "defensive measur...
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4Nov By AdminsNo Comments

Trump’s closing midterm message is on the topic voters care about the least

On the day before the election which will determine the fate of Donald Trump’s remaining time in office, the president has given a speech centred on an issue voters resoundingly don’t care about. Trump’s closing message was delivered at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC. President Donald Trump holds a poster after speaking at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. AP Photo/Alex Brandon And rather than focusing on the cost of living and inflation, he spoke at substantial length about his renovation plans. There have been unflattering headlines about the reflecting pool after a botched renovation ordered by Trump resulted in the iconic landmark turning green. The administration also blamed peeling coating on vandalism, a claim that has since been deb...
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24Oct By AdminsNo Comments

Trump administration sues to block certification of upcoming Alaska election

Getty Images Senator Dan Sullivan, right, is in a tight race with Democratic contender Mary Peltola. The Trump administration wants to block the certification of the Senate election in Alaska if Republican Senator Dan Sullivan loses, arguing that another candidate with the same name may confuse voters. In a federal lawsuit filed on Thursday, the justice department said the inclusion of another Dan Sullivan on the ballot could lead some to mistakenly cast their votes for the wrong candidate. Polls suggest the race between Senator Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola is tight, with Peltola holding a narrow lead in the final days before the 3 November vote. The government wants the judge to bar the state from certifying the results if Senator S...
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24Oct By AdminsNo Comments

Ruins of Limoges city hall a symbol of France divided by national protests

"It is a historical tragedy for France, not just Limoges". Just six months into his mayoral term, it is hard to imagine Guillaume Guérin having a more momentous week. We talk next to what became the defining image of last week's nationwide protests: the still impressive, yet fragile exterior of his town's 19th-Century town hall, charred from a fire. The sight of its wooden clock tower collapsing into the flames drew widespread shock and anger, and Guérin, who was in tears when he first saw the scale of the damage this week, believes the reaction is "legitimate and completely understandable". Getty Images Limoges city hall was set on fire last weekend with its wooden clock tower collapsing...
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