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Democrats took Capitol Hill. Trump still has a Veto. What happens next and who can make their case for 2028?
Democrats are set to take control of the House and Senate after the 2026 midterm elections. President Donald Trump still has the power to veto their bills. This could be a test for Democats on how they handle that power and bring policies which could shape their pitch to voters in 2028.
Abdul El-Sayed becomes the first-ever Muslim elected to US Senate after defeating Mike Rogers; trolls JD Vance, Trump with ‘Habibi’ jibe in victory speech
Making waves in American politics, Abdul El-Sayed has become the first Muslim to be elected to the US Senate from Michigan, triumphing over Republican Mike Rogers with a solid 51% of the voter support. Celebrated for his progressive stance, El-Sayed garnered endorsements from influential leftist leaders. In his engaging victory speech, he delivered humorous remarks directed at Vice President JD Vance and President Trump.
US midterm elections 2026: Democrat Abdul El-Sayed claims victory in brutal Senate battle in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed has emerged victorious in the contentious Michigan Senate race, winning against Republican Mike Rogers by garnering 51.8% of the votes. This historic win not only strengthens Democratic power in the Senate but also makes El-Sayed the first Muslim elected to the position. With endorsements from influential progressives, his campaign has faced scrutiny over accusations of antisemitism and Islamophobia, amidst critical budgetary concerns that highlighted the election's stakes.
Deb Haaland becomes the first Native American woman to be elected as Governor: Here’s more about her as she wins in New Mexico
Deb Haaland has etched her name in history as the first Native American woman to hold the governor's office in the US, securing 57% of the votes in a fierce contest against Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico. A previous Cabinet secretary and a Congress member since 2018, she emphasizes progressive ideals like the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.
US Midterm elections results: Indian-American Democrat Pramila Jayapal wins against Nirav Sheth from Washington; continues fight for immigrant rights
Pramila Jayapal, the Indian-American Democrat, secures her re-election in Washington's 7th Congressional District with a commanding 87.5 per cent of the vote. A prominent advocate for immigration reform and healthcare, Jayapal's journey from immigrant rights activist to Congress showcases her commitment to progressive issues. Read about her impact on immigration policies and her wide-ranging legislative focus beyond just her district.
Election Day 2026 results so far: Abdul El-Sayed vs Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate race; who is Democrat's wife Sarah Jukaku?
Election Day 2026 results so far: Michigan's closely watched 2026 Senate race pits Democrat Abdul El-Sayed against Republican Mike Rogers, with both candidates competing for a crucial seat. Most polls predict that Abdul El-Sayed might win. As voters head to the polls, here's what to know about El-Sayed's career, political background and wife, psychiatrist Sarah Jukaku.
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Most wanted stocks 2026: 6 stocks mutual funds are buying even as markets slump
Stock market investors are growing wary as prices continue to drop amid broader economic issues. Nevertheless, mutual fund managers are optimistic, identifying many investment opportunities during this downturn. The article identifies six stocks that have seen a rise in mutual fund investments, showcasing their resilience and growth potential during tough times. This analysis offers investors valuable insights to enhance their future strategies.
Nifty rout hides a striking bull run: Smallcap universe gives 60 multibaggers since last Diwali
The stock market in India has encountered a rough patch, evidenced by the Nifty's decline of over 11% since last Diwali. However, smallcap stocks have emerged as stars, with 60 multibagger stocks tripling investors' money; Sterlite Technologies notably climbed 649.7%. Investors are cautioned to consider valuations seriously while pinpointing companies with significant growth potential for smarter investment decisions.
Pia Dandiya's $12.7 Million Net Worth: How the Florida Congressional candidate built her career
Pia Dandiya is contesting for a seat in the US House of Representatives for Florida's 22nd district. Her wealth, primarily attributed to her career at Apple, has garnered scrutiny in her campaign. Dandiya's experience spans teaching, public service, and corporate roles, which influence her policy approach. She advocates for economic opportunities and affordability amidst questions about her financial status.
US midterms: Two Indian-origin face-offs to watch, and why they matter
US Midterm election 2026: Two US House races in the 2026 midterms feature Indian-origin candidates competing against each other, with Ro Khanna facing Republican Ritesh Tandon in California and Pramila Jayapal taking on Republican Nirav Sheth in Washington. Neither seat is considered a major battleground, but the contests highlight the growing political diversity of Indian Americans and contrasting positions on immigration, taxes, technology, affordability and the role of government.
Retirement planning: Why the US retirement model may not work for Indian retirees
The Indian institutional framework poses unexpected risks. Not only is insurance costly for seniors, it’s not available as a standardised social welfare benefit. Unexpected spikes in health cost can throw off a retiree’s spending patterns well out of balance. Reliance on children and privatisation of senior health care poses a serious risk.
Silver dividends: How investing in ageing societies can boost growth and cut healthcare costs
As populations age and people work longer, governments can turn longevity into an economic opportunity by investing in accessible infrastructure, reskilling and flexible employment. The proposed “silver multiplier” captures how keeping older people socially and economically engaged can raise output, support entrepreneurship, improve public health and reduce healthcare spending.
Could America elect its first Muslim senator? Michigan's high-stakes race may make history
Michigan's Senate race 2026 is drawing national attention as Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed seeks to become the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. The physician and former Detroit health official is running on healthcare, workers’ rights, higher taxes on billionaires and changes to immigration policy against Republican Mike Rogers in a closely watched contest.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby calls for inheritance taxes near 100% and a national wealth tax. What he wants the US to change and why it matters
Scott Kirby, the CEO of United Airlines, has called for a nationwide wealth tax and higher inheritance taxes. He argues that wealth inequality poses a significant threat to American society and needs a national response. Kirby suggests that a federal system will reduce relocation incentives for wealthy individuals seeking lower taxes. His own compensation, amounting to $32.3 million, has drawn attention alongside his tax proposals.
From $8 billion in farm aid to $5,000 checks and Medicare payments: What Trump’s latest financial promises mean for Americans ahead of the midterm elections
US President Donald Trump has proposed an $8 billion relief programme for farmers struggling with diesel costs. This financial support aims to assist producers during the 2026 harvest season amidst rising production expenses. Additionally, he suggested sending $5,000 checks to adult citizens if Republicans maintain congressional control. Meanwhile, a one-time payment to Medicare beneficiaries has also been announced separately.
Cupid, Sterlite Tech among stocks top 10 equity PMS portfolios hold as Nifty, Sensex plunge up to 13% in 2026
Despite a sharp market downturn in 2026, all 10 top-performing equity PMS strategies delivered positive returns in September, ranging from 3.55% to 5.67%. Amaltas Asset Management’s Keystone Fund led the rankings, while Cupid and Sterlite Technologies featured among the prominent holdings across multiple portfolio management strategies.
Social Security raises payroll tax cap to $192,300 for 2027 - Here's who will pay more after COLA announcement
Starting January 2027, American citizens will witness notable changes in their Social Security benefits and payroll taxes. A cost-of-living adjustment of 3.6% will increase average monthly retirement payments by about $75. Furthermore, the payroll tax cap will rise from $184,500 to $192,300, which means both employees and employers will contribute 6.2% for income under the new cap, with larger deductions for those earning more.
Social Security COLA 2027: Could your bigger check affect medicare savings or extra help?
A higher Social Security payment in 2027 may bring relief, but some retirees worry about losing Medicare assistance. A COLA increase can affect income calculations for programs such as Medicare Savings Programs and Extra Help. Still, a bigger check doesn't automatically end eligibility. Updated income limits, state rules and individual circumstances will determine whether beneficiaries continue receiving support for premiums and prescription drug costs.
Who is Graham Platner? The Marine veteran who traded overseas deployments for oyster farming before a Maine Senate run in the US midterm elections
Graham Platner, an ex-U.S. Marine and oyster farmer from Sullivan, Maine, is running as a Democrat in the 2026 U.S. Senate race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins. After years in the military and working in the food and hospitality industries, Platner began an oyster-farming business that has become central to his political identity. His campaign is focused on working-class issues, affordable housing, access to health care, taxing the billionaire class and limiting the power of wealthy interests.
Social Security’s 2027 raise could shrink before it arrives. How Medicare costs may eat into the $72 boost
Social Security’s 2027 COLA could rise by 3.5%, adding about $72 a month to the average retired worker’s benefit. But higher Medicare Part B premiums, prescription drug costs and rising energy expenses could reduce the financial relief retirees receive.
A timeline of developments in AI safety since the attack on Hugging Face
The episodes have highlighted the vulnerabilities in AI security and raised questions over how the fast-growing technology can be developed safely as its usage becomes more widespread globally.
Social Security $90 extra deposit: When will payments arrive, who qualifies and why some Medicare beneficiaries will miss out
In a bid to provide financial relief, millions of Americans enrolled in Medicare started receiving a one-time payment of $90 aimed at easing their premium costs. The payments kicked off on October 8 and most beneficiaries saw direct deposits shortly after. However, this assistance does not extend to those on Medicaid or those with higher income-related premiums.
US midterm elections: Who is Abdul El-Sayed? The Egyptian-American Rhodes scholar and public health expert taking on Republicans in Michigan’s Senate race
Abdul El-Sayed took an unusual route to American politics. Trained in medicine and public health, he spent years studying why people get sick and how public systems can improve their lives. Now, the 41-year-old Egyptian-American is running for the US Senate in Michigan after defeating establishment-backed Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary. A Rhodes Scholar and former Detroit health chief, he is campaigning for Medicare for All, tighter campaign finance rules and relief from rising living costs.
Michigan is a battleground in 2026: An open Senate seat after Sen. Gary Peters' retirement has both parties fighting for it all in US midterm elections
Michigan's open Senate seat becomes highly contested with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed focuses on healthcare reform, advocating for Medicare for All and reducing medical debt. Conversely, Rogers emphasizes restoring manufacturing jobs and better managing costs for essential goods. Analysts highlight the race as a reflection of each party's strategies in a key battleground state. The election outcome on November 3 will significantly impact U.S.
Anthropic tells Australia it's open to laws requiring reporting of AI agent hacks
Anthropic insists that its products have not compromised Australian government systems amid ongoing inquiries. Executives of the company voiced support for potential data breach disclosure regulations in response to a parliamentary investigation. Meanwhile, content creators pushed back against proposed copyright law adjustments intended to aid AI firms in utilizing Australian content. Officials affirmed that existing copyright statutes are adequate to address the needs of the AI industry.
Social Security’s 2027 “Trump Bump” could be big: How much could your check rise, and what’s the catch for retirees?
Social Security checks are likely expanding next year. The exact increase remains weeks away, but early data points toward a 4.7% Cost-of-Living Adjustment for 2027. If independent forecasts hold true, older Americans will receive the fourth-largest benefit hike in a quarter-century.
Social security check USD 5,000: When will U.S. citizens receive Trump Dividend?
White House published details outlining Donald Trump's plan on its official website, noting that the majority of qualifying seniors will obtain the distribution via direct deposits valued at USD 90 early in October.
Trump announces $90 Medicare checks for 20 million seniors ahead of midt-term elections: Who gets the payment and when?
In a significant move, Donald Trump has unveiled a one-time payment of $90 for more than 20 million seniors on Medicare. This initiative is designed to help cover anticipated Medicare premiums and will be disbursed through either direct deposit or checks. Seniors whose premiums are fully paid by Medicaid are not qualified for this aid.
Donald Trump says US to send one-time $90 payment to 20 million seniors enrolled in Medicare
President Donald Trump announced a one-time $90 payment for over 20 million Americans enrolled in Medicare. The payments are intended to assist with monthly medical insurance premiums as the midterm elections approach. Most eligible seniors will receive the payment through direct deposit or checks in early October. Additionally, separate payments of $500 are being distributed to nearly one million Americans who purchased health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.
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