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‘Election week isn’t finished!’ MAGA loyalist Lauren Boebert hits back after CNN projects loss to Democrat Eileen Laubacher, refuses to concede
Lauren Boebert is contesting the results of her congressional race against Eileen Laubacher in Colorado. As of November 9, Laubacher leads Boebert by approximately 3,400 votes with many ballots uncounted. Boebert emphasizes the need to count every vote before declaring a winner and cites Colorado's election laws. Meanwhile, Laubacher has declared victory, focusing on her goals if elected.
Lauren Boebert election results: Could Lauren Boebert lose her seat as Democrat Eileen Laubacher takes the lead in Colorado’s safest Republican district?
The race in Colorado's 4th District is heating up as Lauren Boebert trails Democrat Eileen Laubacher by just over 2,500 votes, with most ballots tallied. This close contest could signal an important transformation in Colorado's political landscape, traditionally dominated by Republicans. With increased Democratic voter involvement noted in other areas, both candidates remain vigilant as they await the final results to determine their next steps.
US midterm election results 2026: List of states where Democrats are leading in House races
The 2026 midterm elections are shaping up to be a pivotal showdown for the US House of Representatives. With Democrats targeting a net gain of three seats, they are eyeing key battlegrounds in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Texas, and Virginia. So far, Democrat candidates are performing well in various congressional districts, making the upcoming election crucial for the future political balance in Washington.
Ek Hasina, No Diwane: US ‘democracy promoters’ seem to be unable to see India’s Bangladesh security concerns
With Sheikh Hasina's departure from power in Bangladesh, the country has witnessed significant unrest, including violence and destruction led by Jamaat-e-Islami and its student wing. Over 200 people have died since the government fell. The US and Britain, observing from afar, are optimistic about the potential for democracy, while India faces immediate security concerns due to its proximity.
Biden and Modi discuss pathways for collaboration on technology, infrastructure and democracy at G20 Summit
G20 Meet: U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed plans on technology, infrastructure, and democratic values during their hour-long meeting in New Delhi. They pledged to collaborate on issues such as human rights, semiconductor supply chains, and quantum computing. The leaders also worked on a potential infrastructure and communication breakthrough that would connect India with the Middle East and Europe.
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US President Joe Biden leaves for India to attend G20 Summit
US President Joe Biden is set to attend the G20 Summit in New Delhi, India. He will follow COVID-19 guidelines during his visit, while his wife, First Lady Jill Biden, remains in quarantine after testing positive for the virus. Biden is expected to meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss various topics, including Ukraine and emerging technologies. The G20 Summit will address issues such as climate change and global infrastructure. Several world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, will also attend the summit.
India, a Capitol idea: The rising heft of India caucus in US
Over the years, the influence and membership of the India caucus has waxed and waned depending on the co-chairs. Many have treated the caucus merely as a vehicle to collect funds from Indian Americans, and not much more. As a collective body, the caucus has rarely spoken on India-related issues, especially the difficult ones. Khanna wants to change things.
Bangladesh remains hesitant on backing Biden’s Indo-Pacific strategy
Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has said that Bangladesh stood ready to do whatever was needed for the people’s welfare, noting that the government is still studying the issues related to US Indo-Pacific Strategy.
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