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    'Radical communists, that they're!': Jordan takes House GOP helm, vows to expose Dems' 'real' agenda
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    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25%

    The FPIs that were selling in the Indian market all these months mostly owned large-cap stocks. And as they sold them, it was that segment which bore the brunt of the selling. The same logic will operate in reverse as they start buying, focusing once again on the safer and more liquid large-cap stocks.

    Trump's grip on his party is in question as Republicans reel from the midterm wipeout

    Republicans are experiencing internal conflict following disappointing midterm election results, leading to discussions about their future direction. The party grapples with balancing traditional conservative values and the influences of Donald Trump. Many party members express the need for accountability and strategic regrouping after their electoral losses. There is a growing concern over regaining support from disenchanted voter demographics, particularly Latinos and young voters.

    Speaker Johnson won't seek reelection as House Republican leader after party's midterm wipeout

    US House Speaker Mike Johnson is stepping aside from Republican Party leadership after the party's defeat in the midterm elections, declining to seek support for the minority leader's post in the new Congress. His decision sets up a contest between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan, while Democrats prepare to nominate Hakeem Jeffries as speaker.

    Who is Hakeem Jeffries? New York Democratic Congressman may become first Black speaker as outgoing House of Representatives speaker Mike Johnson likely to start own company

    House of Representative Hakeem S. Jeffries has been in the US Congress since 2013. Democratic leader is elected from New York, District 113th-119th. He has served seventh term in the United States Congress.

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