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Trump, midterm elections

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Why Pete Hegseth Just Became More Valuable to Donald Trump
President Donald Trump just received an almighty thumping of his own, mostly because of his own Middle Eastern adventurism in Iran, which blew back as a painful energy price pinch on already hard-pres...

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What was Donald Trump's reaction to the midterms after big GOP losses?
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Did Ron DeSantis break with Donald Trump before midterm?
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Trump says Hegseth doing 'a very good job' as questions swirl about his future
US President Donald Trump backed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday, a day after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in ​ midterm elections that reflected voter anger over the ...

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Hegseth in ‘trouble’ as Trump faces music on Iran war, midterms
 · 15h
Hegseth promises ‘not to back down’ in pushing out Trump’s agenda as his seat gets warmer after midterm losses
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CNN’s Kaitlan Collins Blows Apart Donald Trump’s New Blame Game Using His Own Words

The Source” anchor then aired a montage of Trump enthusiastically backing Republicans who went on to lose their Senate races, including Mike Collins in Georgia, Michael Whatley in North Carolina, Ken Paxton in Texas,
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I know who Donald Trump’s going to fire in MAGA massacre: Michael Wolff

The GOP’s midterm bloodbath has left White House officials “fighting for their lives,” according to Donald Trump biographer Michael Wolff. And several top aides could soon find themselves out of a job.
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World in Brief: Global stock markets slump; Donald Trump’s next move on Iran

Mr Trump said he would soon decide whether to “go further” in the war against Iran. He also warned that America may have to “destroy the rest of the country”. Earlier Iran said two tankers and a tugboat were damaged in the Strait of Hormuz. At least five vessels have reported incidents since Sunday, mostly from hitting mines, according to Iran.
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Poll Of The Day: Do you want the Democrats to impeach Donald Trump again?

Vote in today's poll: now the Democrats have control of Congress, should they make a third attempt to impeach President Trump?
21hon MSN

Donald Trump Jr. allegedly discussed potential business dealings with Umar Kremlev

Donald Trump Jr. has allegedly been chatting about potential business deals with the Kremlin-linked oligarch who helped pay for his lavish wedding party in the Bahamas. The president’s eldest son sat down to talk shop with Umar Kremlev during a trip to Kazakhstan earlier this year,
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I don’t think this is the end of Donald Trump, says former campaign adviser

David Urban, former Trump campaign adviser, speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the future of the GOP following the midterm rout by Democrats.
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Feds: Tewksbury race war advocate threatened to kill President Donald Trump

An 18-year-old Tewksbury man who law enforcement says has described mass shooters as his “heroes” and advocated a race war faces federal charges alleging that he threatened to kill President Trump. Prosecutors say that on June 21,
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Hasan Piker declares 'woke is back,' fantasizes about putting Donald Trump in prison

Hasan Piker's marathon 13-hour Twitch live stream drew over 200,000 viewers as he celebrated Democratic wins and declared "Trumpism is dying."
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Donald Trump Jr. booed during surprise visit to Emory University

Donald Trump Jr. faced boos and heckling during a Nov. 4 visit to Emory University in Atlanta, where students confronted him on campus.
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Donald Trump’s tacky arch plans hit with humiliating reversal

A federal judge slammed the brakes on President Donald Trump’s planned 250-foot triumphal arch Thursday night, less than 60 minutes after a MAGA-friendly planning commission gave the controversial monument its final approval.
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