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The trio talked about the election of Democrat Jocelyn Benson as the new governor, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the new U.S. senator, and other races in which Democrats dominated.
It is Election Day, but it doesn't mean results will come out today. Here's what to know as votes are being tabulated across the country.
Black political power, Jon Ossoff and Ron DeSantis. Among the losers: Donald Trump, Elon Musk and really ugly campaign tactics.
In a wide-ranging conversation, President Trump discusses Republican losses in the midterms, his potential successors, the Iran war, immigration, allegations of corruption, and artificial intelligence.
In the weeks leading up to Election Day, polling had indicated that voters were more likely to support Democrats over Republicans in this year’s midterms. But the polls ultimately underestimated the magnitude of the blue wave —what some have dubbed a “blue tsunami”—that swept over the country on Tuesday.
Democrats flipped seats in marquee races, while Republicans appear poised to hold onto some statewide offices and keep control of the Legislature.
After Democrats' sweeping House and Senate victories, the party is laying out how it plans to wield power, while President Trump and Republicans react to their midterm losses.
Market pros and tech figures are framing the blue wave as a negative development for the AI trade, pointing to the risk that data center construction slows.
