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Midterm elections defeat marked a savage rejection from across the country of the president, his allies and his second-term agenda
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THE NEW YORK TIMES — POLITICS POLITICS
The Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory put the party in control of Congress, but that did little to settle the debate over the best ideological path forward. Lisa Lerer, a national political correspondent, explains where moderates and…
THE LEVER CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY
An 181-page plan urges Democrats to put tech executives, Wall Street landlords, and price gougers under oath — but corporate Democrats are pushing back.
THE LEVER CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY
Democrats’ landslide strengthened Hakeem Jeffries’s bid for House speaker, weakening progressive insurgents’ bargaining power even as their Senate allies challenge Chuck Schumer.
Millions of Americans cast their ballots on Tuesday in an election that showed the resiliency of democracy. The president said he would accept the results.
THE NEW YORK TIMES — WORLD INTERNATIONAL
The president of the South American nation, Santiago Peña, has apologized for failing to prevent its worst financial crisis in decades.
BLOOMBERG CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY
The Blue Wave might have been a rebuke of Trump and his economy, but Democrats have limited options to tackle affordability without him.
