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James Talarico Shades Elon Musk on ‘The View,’ Says Texas Results Sent a Message to ‘The World’s First Trillionaire’
James Talarico was one of the several big upset winners in Tuesday night’s midterms, scoring Democrats a Senate seat in Texas of all places. Stopping by “The View” on Wednesday morning, the senator-elect argued that his win sent “a crystal clear message” to Elon Musk. In total, the SpaceX and Tesla CEO donated approximately $224…
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Trump asking advisers whether Cabinet member should keep his job after midterm loss: CBS
President Donald Trump has been asking advisers, both in person and over the phone, whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth should stay in his job after Republicans’ catastrophic losses on Tuesday. Some White House aides expect part of the blame for the midterm wipeout to land on Adm. Brad Cooper, head of U.S. Central Command, and…
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World leaders who sparred with Trump express relief mixed with caution at Republican election rout
LONDON — World leaders who have sparred with the “America first” President Trump greeted the rout of his Republican Party in the U.S. midterm elections with a measure of relief on Wednesday, allowing themselves to hope for a less combative U.S. foreign policy. But that hope was seasoned with expectation that American voters’ rebuke would not necessarily…
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JD Vance’s ‘incredible admission’ about GOP failure sends MAGA world into frenzy
Vice President JD Vance blamed the Republican Party’s midterm wipeout on the war in Iran on Wednesday morning, setting off a fight on the right over who’s responsible and what comes next. “The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night,” Vance wrote on X. “If you’d like to argue…
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JD Vance Takes to Twitter to Explain ‘The Real Reason We Lost’
Vice President JD Vance thinks he knows why the Trump administration lost enough MAGA support for the midterm elections to end in a Blue Tsunami — and the reason is “obvious to almost everyone.” The morning after President Donald Trump and his cohorts saw Democrats sweep many races in traditionally Republican states, VP Vance offered…
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Major airline increases its checked bag fees — for the second time this year
JetBlue is protecting its bottom line with baggage fees. Yesterday, JetBlue announced it would once again increase its baggage fees to counter higher fuel and rising operating costs. This marks the second time in less than a year that the Queens-based airline has raised baggage fees. In March, JetBlue hiked its checked-bag fees by up…
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Martha Stewart sensationally blames ‘Today’ host Craig Melvin for homeless Halloween costume fiasco
Martha Stewart is pointing the finger at “Today” show co-host Craig Melvin amid uproar over her homeless Halloween costume. The lifestyle guru indirectly blamed Melvin while onstage at the CrossCountry Mortgage Sales Rally in Orlando, Florida, on Tuesday, claiming he “spilled chocolate all over the sweater” she had planned to wear during her “Today” show…
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The Texas Midterms Showed that Latino Voters Are Still Looking For a Political Home
Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, representative-elect Bobby Pulido, and senator-elect James Talarico pose at Voto Latino’s “Ready. Go. Vote.” campaign rally on October 25, 2026 in Weslaco, Texas. —Brandon Bell—Getty Images When Bobby Pulido, a well-known Tejano singer, decided to run for Congress in Texas’ 15th congressional district, many dismissed his candidacy as a long shot.…
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The Results Are In: Voters Hate Data Centers
It was a bad night for data centers. In Ohio, Democrat Sherrod Brown, who has aired ads for months calling his opponent “the face of data centers in Ohio,” cruised to victory to flip a Senate seat. Democrat Chris Pappas, who when seated will be the nation’s first openly gay male senator, mentioned his opposition…
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Clean Energy Surging Around the World in the Wake of Republican’s Midterm Collapse
The repudiation of the Republican agenda on display in the US midterms is already having ripple effects throughout the world market. When it comes to green energy — which has suffered under the Trump White House’s supply-chain restrictions, subsidy repeals, and de-facto prohibition on federal climate-change research — the impact of the November election results…