The Left’s DEI Revolution Isn’t Dead. It Was Waiting for Its Comeback.
Perhaps Khanna was trying to be provocative. His party is generally reveling in what it thinks is a massive national mandate for its agenda.
Opinion
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Gender Madness And The Midterms
It wasn’t too long ago that Americans were flooded with pronouns in signature lines, rainbow flags outside churches, and a man who thinks he is a woman in one of the highest-ranking positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
The Ground On Which Europe Stands Is Shaking
Enlargement to the east effectively also hollowed out the EU’s political project — the idea had been that the EU could become a “global geopolitical actor” as a counterweight to American unipolarity.
The Socialists Won More Than Just Elections on Tuesday
Perhaps the most consequential development is the DSA’s success in making ideas once considered politically unacceptable increasingly difficult for Democrat leaders to dismiss.
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Midterm Losses Won’t Stop Trump
And so, it’s considered just—it was gonna be left-wing. It was always left-wing. But the polls said that there might be a little conservative surge, but no one had anticipated that it was a tidal wave.
Winners And Losers From The 2026 Midterms
Democratic socialists and a resurgent religious Left emerged from the night with new power.
‘LAWYER UP’: Democrats Preview Their Real Post-Midterm Agenda
The blue tsunami came to be Tuesday night as a wave of Democrats took seats in the House and the Senate that seemed impossible not long ago. They will now have sizable majorities in both houses of Congress.
The Crisis In Poland
Then with Wałęsa in power as President, Jaruzelski used to go about Warsaw quite openly, and I would say “Dzień Dobry Panie Generale” to him in the mornings as he walked past my gate. Violence is not natural in Polish politics.
Victor Davis Hanson: What The Midterm Election Results Mean For 2028
We have to remember that, in the last 126 years, since 1900, when the party in the White House faces a midterm—whether its first or second—90% of the time it loses House seats. Ninety percent.
Trump’s Explanation For Midterm Blue Wave
He acknowledged that the unpopularity of the Iran war played a role, saying, “I think a part of it was Iran.”
Trump’s Midterm Travel Runs Circles Around Obama, Biden
Joe Biden, however, held just eight major campaign events from Oct. 1 to Election Day in 2022.
The Reckoning At The Ballot Box
Economic anxiety and a desire for restraint shaped Tuesday’s results.
Entrepreneurship In Five Words
His statement was both obvious and profound. And also an honest admission. I decided I was in good hands and agreed to the MRI.
The November Reckoning
The midterm results will determine how much power Trump retains in Washington and how the world deals with him over the next two years.