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Senator Rick Scott Withholds Support for Thune Ahead of GOP Leadership Elections

Sen. Rick Scott has not committed to supporting Senate Majority Leader John Thune for another term as GOP leader. Scott argues that any candidate must present a clear agenda before the leadership elections. He and other senators are calling for a delay in the elections to discuss the party's recent electoral losses and future direction.

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Washington Examiner

House Republicans to Select Minority Leader Between Scalise and Jordan

House Republicans are set to elect their minority leader on Tuesday, choosing between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan. This election follows their previous competition for the speakership after Kevin McCarthy's ousting. The outcome will also influence other Republican leadership positions within the conference.

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The Daily Beast

Boebert Challenges Election Projection as Laubacher Leads in Colorado Race

Lauren Boebert is facing a projected defeat in her re-election bid for Colorado’s 4th congressional district, with Eileen Laubacher leading by over 3,000 votes. Boebert has stated she will not concede, citing ongoing ballot counting. Laubacher has declared victory, focusing on issues like healthcare and accountability.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.20
Washington Examiner

Trump Adjusts Immigration Enforcement Strategy Following Election Loss

Following a significant electoral defeat, President Trump indicated a potential shift in immigration enforcement policy, suggesting a willingness to offer legal status to some long-term undocumented immigrants. This marks a departure from previous strict enforcement measures, as Trump acknowledged the need to balance deportation efforts with considerations for individuals contributing positively to society.

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Washington Examiner

Republicans Face Challenges After Midterm Losses in Congress

Following significant midterm losses, Republicans returned to Washington with concerns about their future in Congress. House Democrats are expected to hold over 250 seats, prompting discussions among Republicans about their performance and strategy moving forward. With only 23 voting days left, Republicans are focused on maximizing their efforts before the new Congress begins.

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Guardian — US

California voters reject proposed one-time tax on billionaires' wealth

California voters have defeated Proposition 40, a proposed one-time tax on billionaires' wealth. The campaign was the most expensive in state history, with significant funding from Silicon Valley. Governor Gavin Newsom opposed the measure, while supporters argued it would help address healthcare cuts.

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The Hill

Republicans Analyze Midterm Losses Upon Return to Washington

After losing both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections, Republicans returned to Washington on November 10, 2026. The election results have initiated a period of reflection within the GOP about their strategies and future direction.

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Axios

House Democrats Consider Senate Runs for 2028 Following Midterm Success

House Democrats are evaluating potential Senate runs for 2028 following their midterm victories. Key figures such as Rep. Sharice Davids and Rep. Don Davis are considering candidacies in Kansas and North Carolina, respectively. In Pennsylvania, multiple Democrats are eyeing the seat held by Sen. John Fetterman, while in Florida, State Rep. Angie Nixon is hinting at a run against Sen. Ashley Moody.

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Washington Examiner

House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses future plans after midterm elections

House Speaker Mike Johnson has not committed to serving his full term in the 120th Congress after Democrats gained control in the midterm elections. He expressed frustration with polling inaccuracies regarding the election results and discussed leadership elections for the next Congress, highlighting potential candidates.

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The Daily Beast

Ahmed Moor Announces Candidacy Against John Fetterman in 2028 Primary

Ahmed Moor has announced his candidacy for the Democratic primary against Senator John Fetterman in 2028. Fetterman has faced criticism from some Democrats and has not confirmed his re-election plans. A recent poll shows low favorability for Fetterman among Democrats.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Defends Pentagon Chief Hegseth, Criticizes CNN's Kaitlan Collins

During a White House briefing, Donald Trump defended Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and criticized CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins. He expressed support for Hegseth amid impeachment discussions and insulted both Collins and GOP Rep. Thomas Massie. Trump's comments come after significant midterm election losses for the Republican Party.

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Washington Examiner

Massie proposes DeSantis as potential War Secretary amid impeachment efforts

Rep. Thomas Massie suggested Gov. Ron DeSantis as a potential Secretary of War if his impeachment efforts against Pete Hegseth succeed. Massie cited DeSantis's military experience and understanding of legal boundaries as reasons for his suggestion, although he acknowledged DeSantis likely does not want the position.

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washingtonsun.com

Ahmed Moor Announces Challenge to Senator John Fetterman for 2028 Election

Ahmed Moor has launched his campaign for the U.S. Senate, challenging incumbent Senator John Fetterman in the 2028 Democratic primary. Moor, who has focused on issues such as U.S. foreign aid and healthcare, aims to present himself as a political outsider. A recent poll shows low favorability for Fetterman among Pennsylvania Democrats, indicating a potentially competitive primary.

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Fox News — Politics

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Outlines Democratic Agenda and Opposition to Trump Policies

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries announced House Democrats will not support funding for Trump's deportation efforts, criticizing the use of taxpayer dollars for such policies. He aims to advance the American Dream and Promise Act and support legislation to ban stock trading by Congress members. Jeffries also backs an impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. As leadership elections approach, he intends to communicate with all caucus members.

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