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Bloomberg News is an American news agency headquartered in New York City, and a division of Bloomberg L.P. Content produced by Bloomberg News is disseminated through Bloomberg Terminals, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg's mobile platforms. Since 2015, John Micklethwait has been editor-in-chief.
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It could be at least two weeks until a winner is declared in Alaska's Senate race. Democrat Mary Peltola and Republican Dan Sullivan are separated by about 600 votes. Bloomberg's Anna Edgerton reports from Anchorage. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump will face a Congress solidly under Democratic control in January and that could lead to two years of grinding policy gridlock peppered with acrimonious investigations and impeachment. Joe Lavorgna, Chief Economist with SMBC Nikko Securities, discusses the economic effects of a Blue Wave and where economic policy stands under the new Congress. (Source: Bloomberg)
Democrats tried, tried and tried again. They came tantalizingly close a few times. Now, they’ve finally accomplished a goal that eluded them for over three decades: Turning Texas Blue. Bloomberg's Texas Bureau Chief, Julie Fine, joins to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)
Democrats' stunning upset in Texas races, from James Talarico's Senate campaign and on down the ballot, followed a broad effort to recruit a full slate of candidates and hone a unified message. State party Chairman Kendall Scudder led the charge, Bloomberg's Julie Fine reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Canada and China extended a deal to lower Beijing’s agricultural tariffs through the end of 2028, while pledging to continue discussions on boosting Canadian exports to the Asian superpower.
Laura Dhillon Kane ·
President Donald Trump’s social media company and meme coin both plunged after Democrats won a decisive victory in the midterm elections, dinging the multibillion-dollar fortune of a president whose slew of new business ventures became a defining feature of his second term.
Annie Massa ·
Republicans have a packed agenda and only eight weeks before the new Congress begins and Democrats take control. Henrietta Treyz, co-founder at Veda Partners, discusses the House's lame-duck stretch and whether or not Republicans can complete a crowded list of priorities before January. (Source: Bloomberg)
As voters across Texas rejected Republicans to elect their first Democratic senator and governor in decades, nowhere was the shift more pronounced than in heavily Latino South Texas.
Joe Lovinger ·
President Donald Trump’s second-term approach to foreign policy shattered historical precedent. If history is any guide, it’s set to be even more unchained now that Democrats will take control of Congress and fight him at home.
Magdalena Del Valle and Eric Martin ·
Democrat Xavier Becerra will become California's next governor. He cruised to victory over Steven Hilton, a former Fox News commentator and Trump ally. Becerra, a former California attorney general, will be the state's first Latino governor in more than 150 years. He spoke to supporters in Sacramento. (Source: Bloomberg)
Global markets reacted mostly favorably to Democrats taking back control of Congress during the US midterm elections. Stocks and bonds rose as the dollar fell. Bloomberg Television spoke to Wall Street experts about how the races are impacting markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump probably has appointed his last US Supreme Court justice.
Greg Stohr ·
President Donald Trump congratulated Democrats for doing “a good job” after the party inflicted devastating defeats on his Republican allies, winning back both houses of Congress and picking up several governors’ mansions. But the president, in an interview with Fox News early Wednesday morning, didn’t take responsibility for a long night of GOP defeats. Tim O'Brien, Senior Executive Editor: Bloomberg Opinion, discusses the legacy of Donald Trump, his reaction to the GOP loss, and how he may govern in his final two years in office. (Source: Bloomberg)
Riding a tide of voter angst, Democrats swept into power in Congress, with outrage over the cost of living and the war in Iran leading to a thundering rebuke of President Donald Trump and his party. Gautam Mukunda, lecturer at Yale School of Management and Bloomberg Opinion contributor, discusses the Democrats' sweeping midterm win and strategy for the presidential election in 2028. (Source: Bloomberg)
Markets rallied after Democrats swept control of Congress and scored wins in Texas, but Columbia Business School Professor Abby Joseph Cohen joins Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about why the economic outlook remains uncertain. She points to executive power, the deficit and looming debt-limit talks, while urging a moderate, pro-growth agenda and renewed support for research and global alliances. (Source: Bloomberg)
Evercore Chairman Emeritus Ralph Schlosstein joined Bloomberg Open Interest to discuss what Democrats’ midterm victories could mean for CEOs, markets and dealmaking. He weighs the outlook for regulation and AI investment, warns that the US fiscal path is unsustainable and says the bond market could eventually trigger a reckoning. (Source: Bloomberg)
Vice President JD Vance said voter frustration over the war in Iran and the US-Israel relationship doomed Republicans in the midterm elections, distancing himself from some of President Donald Trump’s policies before a possible 2028 White House bid.
Courtney Subramanian ·
In one of the few bright spots for Republicans on election night, Byron Donalds won the governor's race to replace Ron DeSantis. The congressman was handpicked by President Donald Trump to run. He squeaked by Democrat David Jolly to become Florida’s first Black governor. (Source: Bloomberg)
Speaker Mike Johnson doesn’t intend to lead House Republicans next year following the party’s election defeat, said people familiar with his plans, triggering a struggle over who will guide GOP lawmakers as they confront a diminished role as a legislative minority.
Erik Wasson ·
Democrats will occupy the majority of US governors’ mansions for the first time since 2010, after riding a wave of economic anxiety and anger at Donald Trump to a series of major election victories.
Joe Lovinger and Anna Edgerton ·