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Donald Trump is 'losing' daughter Ivanka - begging, anger and humiliating snub

Donald Trump has announced he is running for US President in 2024 - but daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner refused to join him on stage and have been

Irish Mirror

Mick Mulvaney: Donald Trump is the only Republican who can lose in 2024

Former White House chief of staff said his ex-boss’s planned third run for presidency is bad for Republican party

The Guardian - US

Trump's low-energy reset

Trump has done this schtick so many times before that he seemed bored by the text.

Axios

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‘The sheriff who went rogue’: Alex Villanueva’s scandal-plagued tenure ends in LA

The sheriff’s term was marked by misconduct, abuse and corruption cases in the largest county sheriff’s agency in the US

The Guardian - US

At least 120+ state legislative incumbents lost on Nov. 8, with 343 races uncalled

Welcome to the Wednesday, November 16, Brew.

Ballotpedia

Berlin court orders rerun of chaotic 2021 state election

A Berlin court has ordered a rerun of the German capital’s 2021 state election because of severe election-day glitches at many polling stations

The Independent UK

Midterm results – live: Republicans win 218 seats to take House as McCarthy wins initial GOP speaker vote

Republicans need 218 seats to claim a majority in the House of Representatives

The Independent UK

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Trump news – live: Mike Pence admits Trump tweet ‘angered’ him as he refuses to support his 2024 run

Ex-president’s onetime favourite network offers lukewarm reaction to long-trailed declaration

The Independent UK

First Thing: Donald Trump announces 2024 run for president

Twice-impeached former president makes expected announcement despite shaky midterms and surge from rival Ron DeSantis. Plus, the latest from Cop27

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s presidential run, as Murdoch turns on him, could be politically expensive for both

In many ways, it would make commercial and professional sense for the Murdoch media to distance themselves from Trump.

The New Daily

Hey, Republicans: Daddy's home!

Republicans know Trump is bad for the party, the country and the world — but they'll still grovel before Daddy

Salon

Meet the seven new Texans in Congress

Texas’ seven freshly elected members of Congress run the ideological gamut, from impassioned conservatives to some of the most progressive members ever sent from Texas.

The Texas Tribune

Commentary: Independents may not like Biden, but they abhor Trump

I thought I was taking crazy pills on the set of CNN’s “Election Night in America” show on Nov. 8, leafing through the pages of exit polls just before the returns started rolling in.

Los Angeles Times

Mark Z. Barabak: Trump announces presidential bid with more lies and bombast. As always, he puts himself first

We’ve seen, and heard, this before.

Los Angeles Times

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Will Bunch: A Biden coalition is (barely) saving democracy. POTUS 46 must run again in '24

It was with nearly 40 years of cynicism built up from covering American politics corroding my arteries that I trudged down to Philadelphia's Eakins Oval on the sun-soaked afternoon of May 18, 2019, to watch Joe Biden announce his third — and probably final, in my hardened viewpoint — run…

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Trump doesn’t want your vote in 2024. Just your obedience while he trashes the US again

Don’t misunderstand what Donald Trump means when he says he’s running for president again, as he did Tuesday evening.

The Times of India

Ivanka Trump says she won’t be part of father’s 2024 campaign

WASHINGTON: Shortly after her father announced that he was running for president in 2024, Ivanka Trump said she would not be taking part in the campaign.

Tribune News Service

Electoral reforms part of packed agenda in final weeks of congressional session

With the elections (mostly) in the rearview mirror, Congress returned to Washington on Monday to address some of its unfinished business in the weeks remaining in the current session. One agenda item that still stands a chance is an update to the Electoral Count Act.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Pa. Republicans loved Trump in 2016. But they might not be as excited about another run.

PHILADELPHIA — When Donald Trump scored a surprise upset in Pennsylvania in 2016, he thrilled Republicans, who saw the state go red in a presidential race for the first time in 28 years.

Radio France Internationale

Trump to run in 2024, says he'll make America great and glorious, again

A boastful and belligerent Donald Trump launched the 2024 White House race on Tuesday, setting the stage for a bruising Republican nomination battle. Many party stalwarts, wounded by moderate gains in the recent mid-terms, do not want to see Trump carry right-wing hopes into the next presidential combat.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s eternal quest for attention has led to the announcement of a presidential bid

Pundits who prophesied Trump will ride high seemingly forgot that the wheel that turns up, also turns down – and the midterms proved it

The Times of India

Donald Trump announces 2024 presidential run: Here's what happens next

PALM BEACH: Donald Trump is seeking another term in office, hoping to become the first US president in 130 years to stage a comeback after being rejected by voters.

Salon

Gallego: Sinema did "nothing" to help

"Senator Sinema was nowhere to be found, at all," likely primary challenger says

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Young voters showed up and helped prevent major losses for Democrats

It’s no surprise that midterm elections have historically been a referendum on the sitting president’s political party. Since 1934, the president’s party has, on average, lost four Senate seats and a whopping 28 House seats. What’s more: there have been only three midterm elections in which the president’s political party…

Los Angeles Times

Steve Lopez: Karen Bass appears headed to victory. LA needs fixing, let's hope she can deliver

Somebody once said it ain't over till it's over, but that doesn't seem to apply to the race for mayor of Los Angeles.

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