Republicans’ Tuesday night drubbing in midterm elections showed them losing ground with independents as well as Black and Hispanic voters — groups that had moved toward the GOP to help deliver the White House to President Donald Trump only two years ago.
Bloomberg’s Carol Massar takes a look at what a blue wave means for the tech sector after Democrats won control of the US House and Senate in the midterm elections. Plus, AMD's forecast exceeds estimates as chip demand soars, showing the semiconductor supercycle still has legs. A...
For New York Governor Kathy Hochul, voters have delivered a second elected term in office — and some vindication.
Democrat Gina Hinojosa's win in the Texas governor's race exemplifies the uphill battle the data center buildout could face in the wake of the midterms. Election results threaten to slow infrastructure development and hamper the pace of AI rollouts that companies are counting on ...
An appeals court threw out a lawsuit challenging the rollout of New York City’s pied-à-terre tax, ruling that the homeowner plaintiffs lacked standing to bring the complaint.
President Donald Trump made his first in-person appearance since Democrats’ landslide victory in the midterm elections at the site of his White House ballroom, where he spoke at length about his renovation projects in Washington.
Ukraine and its European allies discussed the war-ravaged country’s economic recovery during talks with US officials in Brussels on Wednesday, hours after President Donald Trump’s Republican Party suffered a drubbing in the midterm elections.
Speaking at the White House, the day after Democrats took back control of Congress, President Donald Trump says he's not worried about being impeached. He says doing so would "destroy" the Democratic party. (Source: Bloomberg)
Southern states have forged a dogged activism, stretching back decades, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Nia-Malika Henderson says. That came into play on Tuesday night, helping Democrats weather a Republican gerrymander and a conservative attack on voting rights. (Source: Bloomberg)
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI ordered authorities to help speed the withdrawal of United Nations peacekeepers from the disputed Western Sahara after a diplomatic standoff between the US and Russia meant the 35-year-old mission wasn’t renewed.
US Senator John Cornyn blasted his fellow Republicans after they lost key elections across the country, including the race to replace him in the chamber.
For decades, Israel has been able to rely on rock-solid bipartisan American support for its every move, including diplomatic cover on the international stage and hundreds of billions of dollars in aid. Tuesday’s sweeping Democratic victories call all of that into question.
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Democrats sweep Congress in a midterm landslide, putting President Trump on the defensive and raising new risks for AI, Big Tech and Musk Inc. Rahm Emanuel breaks down the political fallout. Plu...
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)
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. (...
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.
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.