Obama Praises Democratic Midterm Gains, Urges Unity and Service
Democrats plan subpoenas, tariffs fights and new AI rules as investors brace for slower data-center growth and more scrutiny of the Trump administration.
- On Tuesday, the Democratic Party won control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, gaining newfound strength to challenge President Donald Trump's agenda.
- Voters in deeply Republican states flipped seats, expressing anger over higher costs driven by tariffs on imports from Canada and Switzerland.
- Democrats plan to investigate alleged schemes, reverse Trump's 50 per cent tariffs, and block judicial nominees who lack "fidelity to the rule of law," Senate Leader Chuck Schumer said this week.
- Tech stocks fell on Thursday after markets reacted to reports that Democrats will prioritize curbing data center expansion, threatening artificial intelligence infrastructure build-out.
- Although Democrats lack the two-thirds supermajority needed to override presidential vetoes, they aim to force the president's hand on legislation, setting up two years of potential deadlock in Washington.
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Ken Martin reflects on Democrats' historic win, eyes the work ahead for his party
MPR News host Clay Masters spoke with DNC Chair Ken Martin about what went right for his party in this year’s election. “This just this was the largest midterm election cycle in the 198-year history of the Democratic Party,” said Martin.
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Fairfield Sun TimesBlue-Eyed Souls? Fallout from Dems’ Big Election Win
Across America, voters turned out last week and supported Democrats to reclaim Congress and state governments in a seeming repudiation of President Donald Trump’s second term. In the Keystone State, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s coattails proved long enough to start his…
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Arkansas TimesEven solidly red Saline County saw a shift toward Democrats in Arkansas’ midterm election
Located a short drive from Democrat-leaning Little Rock, Saline County has been a Republican stronghold of central Arkansas for years. The county hasn’t voted for a Democrat for president since Bill Clinton’s 1996 reelection, and has been the epicenter of fights over book restrictions. But an unexpected thing happened in the county that Donald Trump […]
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