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10 biggest surprises of the midterm elections

Among other things, the "blue tsunami" of a campaign manager defeated in his own district, a Texan singer in Congress, and a Texas that hadn't seen a Democrat win a state office since 1994.

Politics

2026 midterm elections: Winners and losers

The Republican debacle triggered by the "blue tsunami" has specific figures who embody the drama or jubilation of the night. Although the biggest surprise of the night was Greg Abbott's defeat in Texas, all signs point to Donald Trump as the one who suffered the most from the results. Conversely, and aside from the Democrats, Ron DeSantis is the big winner of the night.

Society

The Hispanic vote in the 2026 midterms: The lesson the GOP can't ignore

In these elections, the majority of Latinos sided with the Democrats, reversing much of the ground Trump had gained in 2024 and leaving the GOP with the urgent task of reconnecting with an electorate that remains open to parts of its agenda, but who felt punished by the perception of indiscriminate immigration policies and by the economic impact.

Gatestone

What the Muslim Brotherhood Has in Store for You If It Is Elected

Egypt's military council did not seem unaware of the Brotherhood's political vision. Rather, it appeared to see the group as an instrument that could be used to reproduce the very system that the Egyptian people had just brought to an end.

Society

Terror at Citibank: Shooting leaves two dead in Florida

Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister reported that authorities are investigating the attack as an incident that appears to have been directed at a specific individual. The incident prompted a significant police response and the evacuation of workers.

Opinion

Europe: The New Totalitarians

Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, the totalitarian trend has become just as strong, if not worse. The government has been making examples of citizens who protest the mass migration, which has continued across the UK's open borders.

Opinion

Don't Let China Intimidate Us on AI

The Trump administration—unfortunately—has decided to help China out in that regard. President Donald Trump has granted export licenses for chip sales to that regime. Chinese companies have reportedly ordered $35 billion worth of semi-advanced Nvidia microchips. China can compete with the U.S. in AI only if it has access to American chips.

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Why is Spanish the language New Yorkers most want to learn?

Spanish tops the list of searches by New Yorkers interested in learning a language, with an average of 4,680 monthly searches. Official city data also confirms its strong presence: nearly half of residents with limited English proficiency speak Spanish as their primary language.

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