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Center-Left Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.U.S. midterm elections: Democrat Roy Cooper flips Republican-held US Senate seat in North Carolina
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Following the Democrats’ victory in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, which gave them control of both the House and the Senate, President Donald Trump warned that any move to impeach him would “destroy Democrats” and harm their own party. He suggested that impeachment attempts would be self‑defeating for the Democrats. The election outcome has also limited Trump’s ability to advance key policy initiatives such as his anti‑immigration measures, H‑1B restrictions and tariff policies, which are now under greater scrutiny.
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Cooper, a well-known former two-term Governor, defeated a hand-picked candidate of President Donald Trump after campaigning on the high cost of food and energy as Mr. Trump’s approval ratings fell
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Andy Barr defeated Democrat Charles Booker to retain Kentucky’s Senate seat for the GOP, succeeding Mitch McConnell in January 2027 despite a Blue wave.
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Cooper, a well-known former two-term Governor, defeated a hand-picked candidate of President Donald Trump after campaigning on the high cost of food and energy as Mr. Trump’s approval ratings fell
