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Associated Press

Trump Shocks the World

Donald Trump has been elected the 47th president of the United States, a shocking comeback for a former president who refused to accept defeat four years ago.

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The Hill

GOP Takes Control of Senate

Republicans won back control of the Senate after four years, positioning themselves for a powerful role in Cabinet confirmations and legislation as Trump secured the presidency.

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NBC News

Control of House Unknown

Control of the House remains uncertain as dozens of competitive races remain uncalled, despite Republicans securing the Senate and Trump winning a second presidential term.

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Mediaite

Trump Declares Victory, Mandate

Trump preemptively declared victory, celebrating an "unprecedented and powerful mandate" and promising supporters they would be proud of their vote after flipping the Senate.

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Fox News

Harris Does Not Speak From Howard

Harris canceled her election night speech at Howard University amid disappointing results for Democrats as Republicans regained the Senate and Trump was projected to win.

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CNBC

Dow Futures Surge on Election News

Dow futures surged 1,200 points, or 2.9%, as Trump secured the presidency, boosting Tesla shares, bank stocks, Bitcoin to $75,000, and the 10-year Treasury yield.

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ABC News

Voters Were Dissatisfied and Angry

Exit polls reveal that economic dissatisfaction under Biden drove many voters toward Trump, highlighting stark divisions over the nation's future and democracy.

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PhillyBurbs.com

The Bucks County Outcome

Bucks County voters turned out in high numbers, re-electing incumbents like GOP's Shelby Labs and Dems’ Tina Davis and Perry Warren, while contributing to Trump’s victory in PA.

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Axios

Trump Made Gains With Latinos

Results show Trump improved support among Latino voters in Florida and Texas, winning over traditionally Democratic counties like Miami-Dade and narrowing margins in South Texas.

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Yahoo! News

What if It Had Been Trump vs. Biden?

A new poll suggests that if Biden had remained in the presidential race, he would have trailed Trump by 7 points, validating the Democratic decision to support Harris as their candidate.

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Washington Examiner

There Will Never Be Another One Like Him

Salena Zito describes how Trump’s diverse, working-class coalition has reshaped the Republican Party, rejecting elite influence and remaining strong beyond Trump's candidacy.

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Talker

28% Just Didn't Care Who Won

Fed up with nonstop ads and social media fights, nearly one in three Americans just want the election over, with 28% indifferent to who wins; millennials are especially eager to move on.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Can We Now Get Rid of the Polls?

Presidential election polls are increasingly inaccurate, make the media look bad, and stress everybody out. So do we really need hundreds of them before Election Day?

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New York Post

Rudy's Ticket To Ride

Rudy Giuliani made a controversial appearance at Trump's polling site in Florida, arriving in a vintage Mercedes he was ordered to surrender to 2020 election workers he defamed.

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Vanity Fair

How Halperin Clawed His Way Back

Mark Halperin resurfaces in the election cycle with #MeToo-tainted past, sparking criticism of “collective memory loss” in media as he comments on cable, podcasts, and his 2Way platform.

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The Jerusalem Post

Netanyahu Fires Defense Minister

Israeli PM Netanyahu fired Defense Minister Gallant over a "crisis of trust" amid the Iran conflict, sparking protests and accusations of risking national security for political gain.

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ABC News

Calling All Professional Cuddlers

As loneliness rises, some are seeking comfort through professional cuddlers, with experts warning that isolation can harm health as much as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

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The New York Times

PSU Police Probe Kelce Incident

Penn State police are investigating Jason Kelce for smashing a fan's phone after the fan used a homophobic slur about his brother, Travis Kelce, outside Beaver Stadium.

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BBC

Japan's Teen Boys Have Never Been Kissed

Four in five Japanese teen boys and nearly three in four girls have never kissed, a stark reflection of fading youth romance and deepening worries over Japan's shrinking population.

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Politico

No Monument for Henry the K

Henry Kissinger wanted a grand monument at Arlington, but the former secretary of state will settle for a modest headstone—a smaller mark than he’d hoped for his legacy.

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