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    A blue brake on Trump's red agenda: Tariffs, spending and debt face a 'Democratic' reckoning in the US

    Democratic control of Congress from January 2027 could constrain President Donald Trump's legislative agenda, increase scrutiny of his tariff policies and complicate fiscal decisions, Fitch's BMI said. While Trump retains executive powers over trade and immigration, prolonged funding negotiations and a potential debt-limit confrontation could raise financial market volatility.

    Who is Thomas Massie and why has he proposed impeachment proceedings against US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth?

    Thomas Massie has proposed eight articles of impeachment against US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. The congressman from Kentucky has accused the Defence Secretary of operating military operations without congressional approval. Other elements of concern are the protection of civilians, revenge against a senator and military operations in Yemen and Venezuela. A vote could be held in the House within two legislative days.

    'This is just beginning!': CPC celebrate record 2026 election gains, vows to take on ICE, war & more
    US Midterm elections 2026 highlights: Indian-Americans secure key wins; Pia Dandiya enters Congress, Ramaswamy loses

    Democrats achieved control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections. Indian-American candidates had significant success, with several winning their races at various levels. Ami Bera, Ro Khanna, Suhas Subramanyam, and Pramila Jayapal retained their seats in the House. Pia Dandiya made her congressional debut by winning Florida's 22nd District.

    US midterm results may give India trade leverage, but tariff and AI risks remain

    The US midterm results may give India some room in trade negotiations by increasing congressional scrutiny of executive action, but they do not remove tariff risks or alter Washington's strategic priorities. AI investment is also unlikely to retreat, with capital expected to remain within the US rather than shift significantly to emerging markets.

    Democrats plan probes of Hegseth, Musk, Miller, corporate America after midterm rout

    Democratic lawmakers have vowed investigations into Elon Musk, White House chief of staff Stephen Miller and companies after taking control of Congress in January. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries also backed impeaching Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth over his handling of the Iran war, setting up a confrontation with the Trump administration.

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