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The Telegraph

King thanks ‘selfless’ doctors and nurses in Christmas message after year of Royal illness

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CNN

CNN

Knives-out campaign

Republicans are pushing for someone other than President Trump to take the fall for their midterm wipeout: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

HuffPost

HuffPost

After spending nearly half a billion dollars backing Republicans in the midterms, Elon Musk had a fairly quiet reaction to the election on X.

NYPost

NYPost

‘Breaking Bad’ star's secret divorce revealed amid $1M bankruptcy filing

NYTimes

NYTimes

Where These Races Stand

The Alaska and Mississippi Senate races remain close. Here’s what we know about the vote counts and timing of results.

WSJ

WSJ

How Trump lost the midterms—and brought on one of the most decisive repudiations of a president in modern history

NBC News

NBC News

For subscribers

How the midterm blue wave compares to 2024 presidential election results, in three maps

Daily Mail

Daily Mail

NEWS

Trump purge BEGINS: President has already decided scapegoat who will take midterms blame

NYTimes

NYTimes

Inside the G.O.P. Collapse

A behind-the-scenes look at how the Iran war and President Trump’s unpopularity provided an opening for Democrats’ midterm sweep.

Fox Business

Fox Business

ROUGH DRAFT

Popular design platform to restructure, affecting 22% of workforce

NYPost

NYPost

New York Metro

GOP Rep. Nick LaLota claims victory against 'kinky' challenger Chris Gallant to hold onto Long Island seat

CBS News

CBS News

Navy SEALs

Two women trying to become Navy SEALs made it further in the grueling training pipeline than any woman in history.

AOL

AOL

Top Story

El-Sayed called Vance habibi in victory speech. What does that mean?

NYPost

NYPost

Kai Trump addresses romance rumors with U Miami football star

AP News

AP News

Trump's blame game

After a day of election losses, President Trump shows off his White House ballroom — and tries to duck responsibility for GOP defeat.

HuffPost

HuffPost

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito reportedly told friends he’s not planning an immediate retirement ahead of a Democratic majority in the Senate.