The Torch Has Passed: What Tuesday's Blue Wave Says About a Country Done Waiting
Results are based on network and AP projections as of Wednesday morning, November 4. Some House races remain uncalled and final margins may shift.
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The Midterm Massacre: Why Wall Street's Election-Eve Selloff Is Bad News
Wall Street walked into Election Day bleeding. In the final trading sessions before Americans voted on control of Congress, the technology stocks that carried this bull market cracked, and the damage has traders calling it the "Midterm Massacre."
One Nation, One Allegiance: It's Time to End Dual Citizenship
Dual citizenship lets Americans swear loyalty to this country while voting in, answering to, and escaping to another. Congress should end it and require every citizen to choose one nation: America.
It's Time to Go, Mr. President
Richard Nixon knew when the country had spoken. Donald Trump should, too.
When Competitors Are Friends: The Hidden Cost of "Competition" in American Markets
Every economics textbook promises that rivals fighting for your business will push prices down. But what happens when the rivals stop fighting — and start coordinating?
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Banana-Republic Politics in Michigan: Haley Stevens Betrays Her Voters, and Even Her Own Staff Walks Out
Stevens lost to the voters, then turned on their choice. Her staff didn’t follow.
Go Home, Flávio: America Is Not a Hideout for Brazil's Accused Criminals
Days after losing Brazil's presidency, Flávio Bolsonaro defied a court order and fled to Miami rather than face corruption and money-laundering investigations at home. The United States should not become his hideout. If he is innocent, he should go back and prove it.
From Orbit to Your Pocket: Starlink Takes Aim at America's Phone Bill
SpaceX is assembling the spectrum, satellites and towers to become a full-fledged U.S. wireless carrier — and the country that builds the next phone network in space will set the rules for everyone else.
Data Centers Don’t Have to Be a Fight. Here’s the Deal That Ends It.
Americans of every political stripe are turning against the AI building boom. The way through isn’t stopping data centers. It’s making them pay their own way and earn their place.
One Foot In, One Foot Out: 2028 Hopefuls Circle the Race but Won’t Jump In
With the first primary votes 15 months away, not one major Democrat or Republican has declared for president — and neither the polls nor the betting markets can agree on who will.
Our Saudi Investments Were Promised Protection. They Got a War Zone.
The U.S.-Saudi defense pact was supposed to anchor a new era of commerce. Instead, American capital and workers are exposed to endless regional turmoil, and the man at the center of it is the Crown Prince.
The Corporate Ladder Is Being Pulled Up Behind American Workers
Visa programs meant to fill rare skill gaps now routinely fill leadership jobs that Americans have trained for. Congress, not the courts or the White House, has to restore the promise of rising where you work.