Russian state newspapers also gave their mid-term election post-mortems, describing the result as a disaster for Trump and raising concerns that it could derail cooperation between Moscow and Washington. The government mouthpiece Rossiyskaya Gazeta reported that Trump's appearance at campaign rallies hindered rather than helped GOP candidates.

A final vote to approve President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch on Thursday is poised to kick off a fresh round of legal wrangling as efforts to stop its construction intensify through the courts.

Outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie is upping his pressure campaign for President Donald Trump to fire Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Some Republicans are looking for someone to blame for the disastrous midterm results and claim the war in Iran explains how they lost both the House and the Senate by large margins.

The Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division had backed investigations into alleged noncitizen voting.

The conviction, on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to obscure a $130,000 payment to adult film performer Stormy Daniels, continues to nettle Trump enough that he denounced it on social media as recently as September.

Documents show that the administration maintained contacts with Iranian officials during the war over the removals.

Fox News host Jesse Watters laid into President Donald Trump and the Republican Party after the GOP took a pounding in the midterm elections on Tuesday. Watters’ comments came in response to a remark by fellow Fox host Greg Gutfeld, who during a panel discussion expressed doubt that the Dems could fix the economy and the Iran war.

The Alaska Senate race has yet to be called, as the state continues to count remaining mail-in ballots. Democrat Mary Peltola holds a small lead with nearly 80% of the vote in, but if neither candidate receives a majority of the vote, a ranked-choice tabulation will take place on Nov. 18.

Trump has championed the Sunshine Protection Act, which would stop the process of “springing forward” in March and “falling back” in November by permanently advancing the nation’s clocks by one hour. The bill passed the House in July with bipartisan support but has stalled in the Senate.

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