US Elections See Historic Firsts in Senate, Governorships
The nation elected its first openly gay male senator, its first openly Muslim male senator, and its first Black female governor.
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UK Conversion Therapy Ban Could Prosecute Company Leaders, Critics Warn
A draft bill aimed at outlawing conversion therapy in the UK could hold company directors personally liable for offenses, raising concerns for businesses.
Texas Elects First Democrat Senator in Decades Amid Religious Backlash
James Talarico's progressive Christian views ignited fury among the religious right, but he secured a historic win in Texas.
Democrat Vows to Investigate Trump Family After Midterm Win
Incoming House Oversight Committee chair Robert Garcia states no family member is off-limits as Democrats prepare to probe alleged 'grift.'
Democrat Ousts GOP Campaign Chief Hudson in North Carolina Upset
Richard Hudson, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, lost his North Carolina seat to Democrat challenger Richard Ojeda in a surprising election outcome.
Republican Donor Predicts 'Meltdown' as Trump Faces Backlash
A shrewd Republican insider warned of an impending political crisis, citing concerns about former President Trump's unpredictable nature and potential to escalate international tensions.
Trump Faces Midterm Meltdown Blame Amidst International Crises
An analysis suggests Donald Trump's presidency has been undermined by his handling of foreign conflicts, contributing to Republican electoral losses.
Reform Vows to Halt Prosecutions of British Soldiers
The UK party, within its first 100 days, would pardon veterans convicted for carrying out orders, terminate ongoing prosecutions, and bar future ones without explicit Defense Secretary consent.
Retired Military Officer Joins Reform UK as Armed Forces Spokesperson
Citing decades of underfunding and neglect, a 40-year veteran leaves the British military to advocate for increased defense spending and support for service members.