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In the name Of Don Trump
Democrats won control of both houses of Congress, reflecting voter discontent with Trump's economic policies during midterm elections. Many traditional Republican supporters shifted back to their Democratic roots due to concerns about affordability and war. Trump faced a strong electoral rebuke as he failed to connect with voters on arising issues. The Republican Party now faces challenges in redefining its identity after this electoral defeat.
Midterms may bring in wave of historic firsts for some states and the country
This midterm election may result in unprecedented leadership milestones across various demographics in the United States. Voters could elect the first Native American female governor and Black female governor, among others. Additionally, the country might witness its first Muslim U.S. senator and openly gay senator. While candidates from both parties promote diversity, some have avoided emphasizing their identities.
US Midterm Elections 2026 may bring a wave of historic firsts across states and the country. Check here
This midterm election is notable for the historically diverse slate of candidates running for office. Several candidates could achieve significant milestones, including the first Native American female governor and Muslim U.S. senator. Additionally, the election could see the first Black female governor and the first openly gay male senator from New Hampshire. Voters' rights advocates celebrate the expanding electorate reflecting the nation's diversity.
Republicans dump cash into red states as they try to hold the line against Democrats in the midterms
Republicans are entering the final stretch of the US midterms on the defensive, pouring money into traditionally red states as voter anger over living costs, fuel prices and the Iran war weighs on the party. Some GOP candidates are distancing themselves from Trump on immigration and foreign policy, while Democrats are increasingly competitive in states such as Texas, Ohio, Iowa and Alaska.
Trump wants to make this midterm year 'special' to avoid losing Republican control of Congress
In Dallas, Republicans gathered to strategize for the upcoming November elections while aiming to maintain their hold on Congress. Donald Trump took the stage, rallying support for the party by emphasizing crucial proposals like tax cuts and reduction in spending. Meanwhile, Democrats criticized the Republican agenda and raised concerns about the ethics of the Trump administration, as the party navigates economic uncertainty amid challenging midterm historical patterns.
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After bitter primary, El-Sayed seeks to unite Democrats in must-win Michigan race
Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, setting up a key general election contest. He will face Republican Mike Rogers in a swing state race. Democrats aim to unify behind El-Sayed after a divisive primary battle. Republicans are attacking El-Sayed as too extreme for the state. This election is crucial for Democrats seeking Senate control.
Quote of the day by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: "One man can be a crucial ingredient on a team, but one man cannot make a team".
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is one of the most famous basketball players in NBA history. The Quote of the Day highlights his strong belief in teamwork and working together. His career, records, and leadership made him a legend in sports. The message behind his quote reminds people that success in sports and life often comes from cooperation, support, and team effort.
China blocks Indo-US proposal to name Abdul Rehman Makki as 'global terrorist'
India and the US had jointly proposed on June 1 to list Makki. Both India and the US have already listed Makki as a terrorist under their domestic laws.
View: What the new Taliban Government in Afghanistan signifies
The road ahead is not easy. In the current situation, Afghanistan is slowly becoming a country where there is no food, but guns are in abundance. This is a situation which can trigger a civil war any time. In a country which has seen the worst bloodshed for over five decades, another civil war will kill all hopes of humanity.
Pakistan's nuclear proliferation in news again amid Turkey's quest for nukes
Buried for nearly 15 years after Pakistan’s nuclear smuggler AQ Khan confessed to nuclear smuggling and illicit exports, the issue has resurfaced in recent days after Turkey’s President was reported conveying his desire for Turkey to go nuclear.
Sachin Tendulkar leads Indian cricket fraternity in mourning death of Abdul Qadir
Tendulkar, who as a 16-year-old had played many attacking shots against Qadir during an exhibition match, described him as one of the best spinners of his times.
Pokhran II: 'Cricket to trick spy satellites, billiards to keep bombs safe'
It wasn’t the fact that India had nuclear technology, but the realisation that it could conduct these tests.
In message to China, India-Malaysia call for respect of UN Convention on Law of Sea
The emphasis on UNCLOS in the joint statement issued after PM meeting with his counterpart Razak is significant although there was no mention of South China Sea.
Mutilation of Indian soldiers at LoC could hit chances of bilateral talks
Since Aziz confirmed his visit to India earlier this month, Pak officials have insisted that, as the host nation, it was India's responsibility to propose a bilateral meeting.
Inside Chabahar, the Iranian port city that borders Pakistan and where alleged spy Kulbhushan Jadhav was based
To understand the Jadhav story, first look at the map. Chabahar (which means 'four seasons' in Persian) is a port that Iran is developing with some help from India.
Dubai's gold market bears the brunt of India's demonetisation
According to retail sources, there has been some compensation in the form of Chinese visitors who have been more active in recent weeks with their gold buying.
Poll verdict 2016: some TMC candidates won by over a lakh, others less than 500
As Trinamool Congress swept West Bengal assembly polls with two-third majority, some won by a hefty margin of over a lakh votes while others with less than 500.
Islamic State Vs Islamic Ideals: There is no clash of civilizations and terrorism isn’t jihad
The 200 mn Muslims in India are the legatees of magnificent contributions made by the Ulema and Sufis, over centuries of fraternal coexistence.
Bihar Polls: Like in previous four phases, women outnumber men by 7.55%
The overall polling percentage in five phases was recorded at 56.80%, much more than 52.65% registered in 2010 assembly polls.
BJP battles fresh controversy over Union minister Mahesh Sharma's comment on Abdul Kalam
BJP ministers whom ET spoke to were critical of Sharma's comments – with most saying they were avoidable -- but were not willing to go on record.
India's super rich like KM Birla, Cyrus Poonawalla, Godrej strike realty deals in sluggish property market
Birla, Poonawalla, Godrej and others paying stratospheric prices for these iconic properties are buying them for private use.
Little chance of Swami Aseemanand's release from jail: India to tell Pakistan
India is preparing a strong defence on the matter of Samjhauta train blasts accused Swami Aseemanand ahead of the August 23 National Security Adviser-level talks.
How Kalam's role helped avert 'Hindu bomb' tag
Struggling to get India's space programme going in the face of an inimical US-led sanctions, Kalam was at the wrong end of Washington's technology denial regime.
Pakistani singer Komal Rizvi in a 'selfie' act gone wrong
Popular Pakistani singer Komal Rizvi has become the butt of ridicule & anger on FB after she posted a selfie with a social worker Abdul Sattar Edhi.
J&K polls: In Kashmir, Rahul Gandhi blames Omar Abdullah government
Rahul Gandhi exhorted not to vote for a coalition, blaming his former coalition partner National Conference’s Omar Abdullah for poor performance.
Centre compliments Delhi Police, agencies for Abdul Karim Tunda's arrest
The Union Home Ministry today complimented the Delhi Police and central security agencies for arresting Abdul Karim Tunda, one of India's most wanted terrorists.
Shekhawat passes away
Former vice-president passed away on Saturday at the age of 87.
With help of 'secret' a/c, EPF payout set at 8.5%
Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) subscribers will get a payout of 8.5% for 2007-08, despite the finance and investment panel of the organisation contending that the returns on investment allowed only for a lower interest rate of 8.25%.
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