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California voters reject measure to tax the wealth of billionaires
California voters have rejected a “one-time” wealth tax on billionaires.
Jeffries says MAGA got its ‘a—’ kicked after Trump claims midterm elections were rigged against GOP
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Monday called President Trump disrespectful for saying the midterm elections were rigged against Republicans, and said that “MAGA extremism” got its “a—” kicked by the American people.
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Trump revives familiar complaints about voting machines after another tough election
President Trump said Monday that Republicans never had a fair shot in the midterm elections because of large batches of early votes and the widespread use of voting machines.
Rosie O’Donnell considers returning to U.S. after Democrats’ midterm wins
Following President Trump's win in 2024, actress Rosie O'Donnell moved to Ireland in protest.
Republicans claw at each other after midterm debacle
Republicans have turned on each other, pointing fingers and fighting over what's next for the party after the midterm debacle that cost the GOP control of the House and Senate.
‘Ready to make their demands a reality’: Socialists storm Congress in upheaval election
The Democratic Socialists of America made their mark on the Democratic Party on Tuesday and are now preparing to flex that power in the next Congress.
Meet Congress’ new batch of DSA-backed lawmakers
The Democratic Socialists of America are expanding their footprint on Capitol Hill.
Los Angeles City Council member Nithya Raman ousts embattled Mayor Karen Bass
Nithya Raman, a little-known Los Angeles City Council member backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, has defeated Mayor Karen Bass, an upset that will alter the trajectory of the nation's second-largest city.
Black voters help propel Democrats, including history makers, in sweeping midterm victories
Sheyann Webb-Christburg was 8 when she was part of the crowd of civil rights marchers attacked on Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama, months before President Lyndon Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act.
‘A beautifully American story’: El-Sayed’s historic Senate victory resonates with Muslim Americans
Campaigning relentlessly across Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed didn't highlight the possibility that he could become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate. But with victory in hand, he savored his triumph over the vitriol aimed at him and his fellow Muslim Americans.
Democrats’ agenda: Reverse Trump policies, lower costs and fight corruption
When they take control of Congress in January, Democrats plan to quickly hold votes to reverse GOP healthcare cuts, end President Trump's war in Iran and repeal his tariffs.
False claims of rigged elections are limited as midterm vote heavily favors Democrats
After President Donald Trump said he would accept the results of his party's midterm rout, many of his loyalists followed suit even though they, too, are always a hair trigger away from branding a losing election rigged.
