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In an NPR interview with host Leila Fadel, newly elected U.S. Senator Abdul El-Sayed — the first Muslim elected to the Senate — discusses the Democratic Party's direction following a divisive campaign season, calls for new Senate leadership, and outlines his approach to working with...
Abdul El-Sayed, newly elected Democratic senator from Michigan and the first Muslim to serve in the U.S. Senate, sat down with PBS NewsHour anchor Amna Nawaz during Senate orientation in Washington. El-Sayed's 2024 campaign faced outside spending and personal attacks targeting his name and faith,...
A video analysis from Tangle News examines 2026 midterm campaign strategies, comparing candidates who pursued bipartisan outreach against those using more confrontational approaches. The analysis argues that James Talarico's expansive Texas campaign, Ashley Hinson's Iowa bipartisan outreach, and Mississippi candidates who engaged at Trump rallies...
The next Congress will include about 100 new House members, the largest freshman wave in decades, according to Democracy Now. Among them are six newly elected members of the Democratic Socialists of America, bringing total DSA representation in Congress to eight. One incoming DSA member...
New Zealand held a national election on November 8, 2026, resulting in one of the lowest voter turnouts in the country's history, with neither major party securing a clear path to form a coalition government. Hundreds of thousands of special votes remain uncounted, potentially altering...
Novaya Gazeta, Russia's independent investigative newspaper critical of the Kremlin, ceased operations on November 9, 2026, after holding its final editorial meeting and vacating its central Moscow office. The closure follows what the outlet characterized as a sustained campaign of state pressure that made continued...
New York Times chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman examines how James Talarico's worn-in Lucchese cowboy boots helped shape his public image during his Texas Senate campaign, explaining the political meanings the footwear carried.