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    Jewel, modern India's architect: Congress pays tributes to Jawaharlal Nehru on birth anniversary

    On Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary, Congress leaders including Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge paid tribute. Kharge emphasized Nehru's role as the principal architect of modern India, highlighting democracy and diversity. Rahul Gandhi referred to Nehru as a 'jewel' guiding India's future through his vision and ideals. The leaders gathered at Shanti Van to honor Nehru's contributions to the nation after independence.

    Democrats try out a strange new emotion at post-midterms What's Next conference - hope

    In Denver, Democrats came together to celebrate their surprising success in the midterm elections while exploring new pathways to victory. Political leaders expressed enthusiasm about the prospect of statehood for Puerto Rico, although protestors outside raised concerns over the party's centrist shift, revealing rifts within. The event underscored a blend of optimism and ideological debate as they prepared for future electoral battles.

    But those efforts could conflict with another growing priority for many lawmakers on the left: nurturing areas of common ground with Kennedy's Make America Healthy Again followers with the aim of securing their political support.

    Back in Washington this week for the first time since the GOP's sweeping midterm losses, Republicans were in something of a daze. Even as they acknowledged the depth of their defeat, there was little appetite for a wholesale break from President Donald Trump.

    Now, sweeping Democratic gains in Congress have shifted the balance of power in Washington, teeing up an onslaught of expected investigations into those actions and others as well as scrutiny from the majority party that the current Justice Department had until now managed to skirt.

    Who is Chris Van Hollen? Democrat throws hat in the ring, challenges Schumer for Senate leader after thumping midterm election win

    Chris Van Hollen has announced his candidacy to challenge Chuck Schumer for the Democratic Senate leader position. This challenge has sparked discussions on the need for new leadership within the Democratic Party. Following the midterm elections, some party members have expressed a desire for a change in leadership. Senator Bernie Sanders and newly-elected Abdul El-Sayed have publicly endorsed Van Hollen's bid.

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