US congresswoman, who has been caught up in repeated controversies, loses re-election bid to Democrat Eileen Laubacher
Eccentric and overhyped, Tesla’s Cybertruck became a stand-in for Elon Musk during his ascent in the Republican party
Boebert, who rose to fame as one of Donald Trump's biggest cheerleaders, will not serve a fourth term in Congress.
As public mood has shifted on Israel-Gaza and the Iran war, so has the manosphere’s devotion to the US president
Editorial: Republicans know that the president’s folly and excesses cost them the elections. That doesn’t mean they’re ready to challenge him
Far right populists remain insurgent and pro-EU governments are braced for a lame duck Trump’s betrayal. But the mid-terms also showed that democracy can fight back
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That is precisely why Democrats should resist reading Tuesday’s result as a major electoral realignment or even repudiation of Donald Trump.
Politics & Governance
President Donald Trump told CBS’ “60 Minutes” that he thinks his Make America Great Again brand can still exist without him as the leader.
Australia & Pacific
NSW Premier Chris Minns has called anti-immigration comments made by top One Nation candidate “racist” and “outrageous”.
The Republican party will regroup after their shellacking in the US midterm elections, but it won’t look the same
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New White House leader Stephen Miller's hardline politics suggest Trump is not changing direction after midterm defeat.
Sports billionaires backed Republicans, but Democratic victories leave familiar questions over gambling, stadium subsidies and who really holds power.
The coalition that helped return Donald Trump to the presidency two years ago is beginning to fracture, CNN Voter Poll data shows, with Democratic Senate candidates peeling away voters to win seats in deeply Republican territory this cycle.
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The country’s wealthy elite is aligning itself with far-right politics of the Motorists party to stifle dissent, says Jan Bělíček, editor in chief of the Czech media outlet Alarm
On President Donald Trump’s favorite TV shows, there is none of the election denialism that characterized his 2020 loss. But there is a whole lot of disbelief — and some early signs of disagreement about the best path forward for the Republican Party.
The Democrats swept to power in the midterms and according to former Trump ally Marjorie Taylor-Greene that is because he abandoned his supporters and "killed" the MAGA movement he started.
The US vice president argues the Iran war caused the Republicans’ midterm rout – not just because it made fuel more expensive.
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This is a “very chronically online administration,” according to CJ Pearson, a political influencer and Republican strategist. But what does the White House do now, giving the brutal election losses suffered by the Republicans during the midterms? Speaking at WIRED World Fair in Miami , Pearson says...