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War Room/Real America's VoiceMAGA pundits are already reverting to their old scare tactics and talking points just hours after Republicans faced widespread losses in the midterm elections. Steve Bannon, the architect behind President Donal
Aaron P. Bernstein / Getty ImagesTime magazine has featured Donald Trump on its cover more than anyone else in its 103 years but its latest cover is unlikely to be one of the president’s favorites. The storied publication revealed its Novem
Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesLast night, election analysts on cable news repeatedly zoomed in and out on their touch screens as midterm results trickled in. Their conclusion? It was a very good night for Democrats. Before midnight on the East C
President Trump's Republican Party suffered an electoral humiliation Tuesday night that stretched across the battleground map and into some of the deepest-red territory in America. Why it matters: The 2026 midterms will go down as one of th
It was a drubbing on a scale that neither side saw coming: Democrats pummeled Republicans across the battleground map and into some of the most MAGA-friendly terrain in the country. Why it matters: The results were an emphatic rejection of
Democrats flip control of the House and Senate, Trump blames others after GOP candidates lose key races, congressional Democrats plan to flex the muscle of the legislative branch with newfound control.
There were upsets and history-making moments Tuesday night, as Democrats swept several key races across the country and candidates on both sides of the aisle made history with their wins.
On the morning after the 2026 midterms, NPR's Michel Martin speaks to the chair of the Democratic National Committee Ken Martin about his party taking control of Congress.
University of Virginia's Center for Politics director Larry Sabato talks about what's next for the Democratic Party after their resounding win Tuesday night.
Rebecca Solnit and other leading writers on the epic changes to the political map This is a special election edition of How We Win, a Guardian opinion series with leading thinkers, offering bold ideas for America’s political future. Sign up
Celebrations at a Democratic election night event with Gov. Kathy Hochul and state Attorney General Letitia James in New York City on Tuesday.
The Democrats have taken control of the Senate and the House of Representatives. These charts and maps reveal the key trends and races behind this result The Republicans have lost seven Senators, 25 House districts and five governor races.
With Democrats in power, Trump may be under siege and lose his dominance over the Republican party – but his id will relish at the prospect of fighting US midterms 2026 live – latest updates Tell us: what do you want to know about the midt
The party’s midterm victory reshapes the political landscape.
Republicans suffered historic losses, Democrats won control of Congress – and Trump backed away from losing candidates Democrats swept key US midterm races on Tuesday evening, flipping long-held Republican seats and securing a majority in
Republicans lost deep-red Senate seats in South Carolina, Kansas and Texas as well as House seats nationwide, AP projects, giving Democrats control of both chambers of Congress. Why it matters: President Trump made himself the face of the G
In red states and blue, Republicans suffered losses on a scale even Democrats would never have dared to dream about 24 hours ago. Why it matters: Democrats worried that polls showing a blue wave were overestimating the party's strength. It
Tuesday saw seismic results in the midterm elections as Democrats virtually ran the table of competitive races, and voters delivered a powerful rebuke to President Trump and the GOP. The bottom line is that Democrats have won control of the
Chris Pappas, Deb Haaland, Abdul El-Sayed, and Keisha Lance Bottoms were all victorious on Tuesday.
In today’s newsletter: A thumping night for the Democrats has seen the party take control of Congress, altering the course of Trump’s second presidency Good morning. While you were sleeping, a political earthquake hit the United States and
The Democratic Party will control both houses of Congress through 2028, with a commanding majority in the House of Representatives, another commanding majority in the Senate, and signal victories in governor’s mansions, state legislatures,
In a rebuke to President Trump, the Democrats flipped both the Senate and the House.
Republicans lost control of the House and Senate as voters offered a stinging rebuke to President Trump’s agenda.
