#Midterms

In a CBS interview, Donald Trump rejected the prospects of a new impeachment, stating that he deserved top marks for strengthening the border, and expressed readiness to cooperate with Democrats on immigration.

Trump publicly called U.S. elections 'unfair' for the first time, citing the Los Angeles voting incident. The statement followed the Republicans' defeat in the November 3 midterms.

After Democrats secured full control of Congress, Trump is discussing with advisers the potential resignation of Defense Secretary Hegseth. Ron DeSantis is named among possible replacements.

Democrats won a majority in the US House of Representatives following the midterm elections. Caucus leader Hakeem Jeffries is expected to become the first Black speaker in the nation's history on January 3.

The White House has been preparing a scenario since April to govern the U.S. via executive orders if Democrats win the November 3 elections. The plan covers tariffs, immigration, housing, and federal spending.

At a rally in Iowa, Donald Trump stated that the US is gathering intelligence on Russia and China and does it 'even better'. He provided no specific details.

The US Federal Election Commission suspended its campaign finance reporting system following cyberattack indicators a week before the November 3 midterm elections.

Germany stated that Trump's controversial diesel agreement with Putin is driven by domestic political pressure ahead of the US midterm elections.

In an interview with CBS News, Trump explained that payments of $5,000 to each American in the event of a Republican victory could be funded through tariffs, and stated that congressional approval would likely not be required.