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Democrats have secured at least 54 Senate seats, and the two remaining races may not be settled for weeks. Hakeem Jeffries has launched his bid for House speaker.
The draft envisages three days of reciprocal confidence-building steps. Meanwhile, according to Axios, the Pentagon is finishing preparations for a possible resumption of major combat operations.
CBS reports the president asked advisers whether the defence secretary should be replaced. The Pentagon says Hegseth will stay until the end of the term.
For the first time in modern American history, a midterm election has been decided by a war of choice and by the price voters paid for that war at the pump. The Democrats are taking both chambers of Congress, but the most dangerous sixty days are yet to come.
While the US president says the US is “getting everything it wants,” Iranian officials describe the American response as unconvincing. Between the statements lie strikes near Qeshm and attacks on tankers.
During a two-day cap, drones flying faster than 72 to 161 km/h lost their satellite link. Reuters says the order came from the White House, which Washington denies.
The US president says he has agreed with Netanyahu to end annual military aid two years before the current agreement expires. Analysts warn that the money may simply move to a different budget line.
A new front has opened in southern Yemen in Lahij province. Saudi strikes killed at least 17 people in two days, according to the Houthis, while Riyadh says it thwarted another drone attack on Mecca.
Texas, Kansas, South Carolina and Georgia elected Democrats to posts Republicans have held for decades. In Kansas, the last time this happened was during the Great Depression.
An on-camera argument in the Oval Office cut short the Ukrainian president's visit. European leaders rallied behind Kyiv.
The new president withdrew the US from the Paris Agreement and the World Health Organization, declared an emergency on the Mexican border and paused foreign aid for 90 days.
Trump carried the key swing states of Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina. The outcome raises questions about future US aid to Ukraine and relations with NATO.
After months of stalemate, Congress approved aid for Ukraine, Israel and Indo-Pacific partners. The first ammunition deliveries are expected within days.