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Center-Right Owned by ABP Group‘Impeachment Would Destroy Democrats’: Trump Shrugs Off Threat After Midterm Setback
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The US midterm elections have drawn renewed attention to the growing political influence of Indian Americans, with experts noting a shift in the community’s voting preferences amid dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump’s policies. The setback for Republicans has been linked to this sentiment. The community also marked a milestone as Indian‑American physician Amish Shah became the first from the community to represent Arizona in Congress.
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Democrats win the Senate and House, pick up governorships and state legislatures as voters revolt over soaring living costs, tariffs, and the Iran war.
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India’s diplomatic establishment is treating the US midterm result as a chance to widen its options in Washington after a turbulent stretch in ties under Donald Trump. Officials say they plan to open channels with Democratic lawmakers. Officials in South Block, who followed the count through Tuesday…
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US President Donald Trump has brushed aside the possibility of facing impeachment following his Republican Party’s crushing defeat in the midterm elections, warning that any such move could prove politically damaging for Democrats. Speaking to reporters at the White House on Wednesday, Trump…
