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President Trump posted on Truth Social that voters and Democrats are responsible for the market crash. The Nasdaq fell 5.5 percent and the S&P 500 dropped 4.4 percent, marking the worst drop since April 2025.
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US stock futures traded mixed Thursday as investors assessed midterm election results where Democrats won both chambers. The outcome prompted reassessment of trade policy, AI regulation, and the Iran conflict.
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The S&P 500 rose 1.58 percent on Wednesday after President Trump accepted Democratic midterm victories, reducing fears of political instability. Analysts noted this cooperation could support a strong year-end finish, though risks from Iran and policy remain.
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The White House press pool was called to the Palm Room doors, marking the first on-camera reaction from President Trump to the midterm election results.
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The president is weighing a change in the top military post after Republicans suffered major defeats in recent midterm votes, per CBS News.
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Stocks rebounded at the open after President Trump accepted midterm results, with the Dow gaining 1,000 points. Oil prices fell on hopes for a resolution to the Iran conflict.
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Gina Hinojosa, the Texas governor-elect, wants to halt new data center projects until protections for residents are in place. She argues that local communities need the power to reject or negotiate terms for these facilities.
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