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“Assuming Republicans lose the seats where prediction markets have the Democrats at 90+% to win, that would produce 55 Democrat Senate seats,”
DeSantis wrote on X on Tuesday night that if Republicans lose key seats, Democrats would reach 55 Senate seats.
“The Colts are still asking for a lot for RB Jonathan Taylor and taking the stance that they don't need to move him,”
The Colts are maintaining a high asking price for Jonathan Taylor ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
“But she has really been manipulating Maine voters into thinking that she is a moderate.”
Wise argued at a Yarmouth canvass event that Collins manipulated voters into perceiving her as a moderate.
“America’s response to Iran’s rights and demands was not convincing, and they must fully and explicitly address Iran’s seven conditions and act upon them,”
Rezaei wrote on X that Washington's response to Iran's seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz had fallen short.
“You can more easily leave California, but you could give up American citizenship and move abroad,”
Stern noted that while people can leave California, a national wealth tax would face the same capital flight problem internationally.
“I lost my job at the beginning of the war, and the factory owner is unable to restore it,”
Haj lost his job at a sweets factory in Khartoum North at the start of the war.
“In recent days, we have heard voices trying to cast doubt on the election results and to undermine their legitimacy. This is a real danger,”
Sohlberg warned about efforts to cast doubt on the election results at a ceremony presenting official results to the president.
“set ourselves up to win long-term.”
Taylor said Flutter took an $873 million non-cash impairment tied primarily to Brazil to position the company for long-term success.
“a symbol of how fractured the Republican Party is here.”
Andrews said the GOP primary between Rep. Ralph Norman and Sen. Darline Graham was a symbol of how fractured the Republican Party is in South Carolina.
“People come in, outside groups come in, they try to buy seats in Congress, they try to buy our electorate, and I think working-class people woke up to that and they're fed up with this.”
Fain argued that working-class people are fed up with outside groups trying to buy seats in Congress.
“there are a lot of things he believes in that you might not share”
CNN asked newly victorious Texas Democrat James Talarico if he was prepared to stand up to El-Sayed, noting differences in beliefs.
“There’s a degree of denial inside Israel as to the depth of the change that is taking place in the US,”
Levy told Al Jazeera there is denial in Israel about the depth of political change taking place in the US.
“But the EU must continue the course of standing stronger and standing on its own two feet. That’s not up for debate,”
Schaldemose added that the EU must continue standing on its own two feet regardless of the US results.
“Now how does this happen? How does this woman wind up in that costume being photographed and posted? This is how you know your assistant hates you.”
Kimmel questioned how Stewart's costume was photographed and posted, suggesting her assistant dislikes her.
“Wow! Wow! Now, against all odds, we Democrats have won the Senate,”
Chuck Schumer reacted to Democrats regaining control of the US Senate.
“That’s a decision for the president to make,”
Danon said Israel will do whatever is necessary to defend itself as Trump weighs a possible deal with Iran.
“The old bipartisan consensus on Israel is over,”
Miller reacted to the midterm election results that reshaped US politics around Israel.
“He liked being the dominant one, the center of attention…he changed his story I think 40 times,”
Dompig said van der Sloot changed his story around 40 times during police questioning.
“become a Political Pundit, both good and bad, on the reasons these Candidates won and lost”
As Republican losses mounted, Trump reacted on Truth Social that he would become a political pundit on why candidates won and lost.
“I'm asking you to look at my record and then compare it to another guy, James Talarico, the most radical Democrat ever to run statewide, bar none.”
Paxton told voters at a rally ahead of Election Day to compare his record to Talarico's.
“FoxNews Ratings are way down (27%!) because they’re spending too much time covering the Trump Deranged Dumocrats! All of those people who used to watch Fox, and no longer do, get it. It’s them, not me – My numbers are better than they have ever been.”
Trump posted again on Truth Social twenty minutes later, blaming Fox News ratings decline on coverage of Democrats.
“I notice what appears to be an injected thought related to the word ‘LOUD’ or ‘SHOUTING.’”
After Lindsey stimulated a pattern associated with capital letters, the model described the injected thought.
“We are going to see a president that is somewhat constrained on matters of oversight and investigation, but on foreign policy, he does still retain a lot of latitude,”
Rapp told CNBC's Squawk Box Europe that Trump retains latitude on foreign policy despite being constrained on oversight matters.
“hadn't become a RINO in the last six months”
Trump derided Greg Abbott on Truth Social, saying Abbott wouldn't have lost the Texas governor race without becoming a RINO.
“would have won IN A LANDSLIDE!”
Trump claimed Republicans would have won in a landslide had he been on the ballot.
“The younger generation and all the people who want a better future came out and made their voices heard.”
Nunga, a 29-year-old who works in the technology industry, commented on the election results.
“We will never fully understand why this happened to a young woman of such remarkable strength and character.”
The club echoed the sentiment about not understanding why Apa's death happened.
“We admire Rachel’s determination and are grateful that she was part of our team. Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with Rachel’s family, loved ones and fellow members of the Parkinson’s Champions team.”
The foundation expressed admiration for Apa's determination and offered condolences to her family and loved ones.
“Let that sink in. The DSA isn't distancing itself from this kind of rhetoric. It's elevating it.”
Greenblatt continued his post on X accusing the DSA of elevating rather than distancing itself from antisemitic and pro-terror rhetoric.
“The targeting of the national minority with intimidation campaigns has been supported by the head of the government and the head of the state during the past few years,”
Ibrahim said the intimidation campaigns against the national minority have been supported by the head of government and the head of state in recent years.
“may have the money, but the people still have the power.”
Bottoms frequently repeated the phrase on the campaign trail about her billionaire opponent Rick Jackson, who spent over $200 million of his personal fortune on the race.
“Let’s be clear: if the Billionaire Tax passes, none of the billionaires will actually lose money. They have been averaging a growth rate of 7 or 8 percent per year in their wealth. Thus, a 5% hit doesn’t even cut into what they have; it just slightly slows down the growth of that wealth.”
DSA materials argued that billionaires' wealth growth rate of 7-8% per year means a 5% tax would only slow growth, not reduce existing wealth.
“The second and third tiers of Iranian leadership should have been destroyed, and we should have supported the pro-western forces who could have taken leadership.”
Fleischer argued the administration should have destroyed more Iranian leadership and supported pro-western forces.
“We'll probably work something out,”
Trump suggested to The New York Times that he and the Democrats would probably work something out.
“Only in this case will the Strait of Hormuz be reopened.”
Rezaei posted on X that the Strait of Hormuz would only reopen if the US fully addressed Iran's seven conditions.
“How severely a community experiences an El Niño is decided years in advance, by where roads and settlements are built, how water is managed, who is covered by social protection and whether public budgets have room to absorb a shock.”
The UNDP stated that the window for governments to act on El Niño is closing and that a community's experience of El Niño is shaped by long-term infrastructure and policy decisions.
“Only in this case will the Strait of Hormuz be reopened.”
Rezaei continued his post on X by stating the condition under which the Strait of Hormuz would be reopened.
“Our principles haven’t changed and neither has our mission,”
Erika Kirk pledged that the organization's principles and mission remain unchanged as it prepares for future cycles.
“I thought it was complete bulls–t. I knew he had no intention of giving any truthful information whatsoever, but I told Beth there might be a play to get him trapped with extortion and fraud charge,”
Kelly said he thought van der Sloot's offer was nonsense but saw a chance to trap him with extortion and fraud charges.
“There’s a lot of bullying that goes on. It goes back to affordability. It’s the war in Iran – that shouldn’t be happening. It’s the disregard for the rule of law. It just seems like they’re thumbing their nose at it.”
Cox criticized the administration on issues including affordability, the war in Iran, and disregard for the rule of law.
“We definitely haven’t become kinder and gentler under this administration,”
Cox expressed his dissatisfaction with the current administration when explaining his vote for Jackson.
“The left looks at a billionaire, and they assume that they’re sitting on $10 billion, $100 billion in cash. I hate to break it to them: There’s no cash,”
Stern argued that critics of billionaires misunderstand the nature of wealth, assuming it exists as cash.
“There is no way Republicans are giving up this Senate seat without a fight. The job is not finished!”
The fundraising email warned that Republicans would not give up the Senate seat without a fight.
“just how toxic Netanyahu has become”
Golan said the US vote reveals how toxic Netanyahu has become among US Democrats and Republicans alike.
“The American people have chosen common sense over corruption, chaos and cruelty,”
Jeffries said the election results showed Americans wanted a change in direction.
“There are no words of comfort. There is absolutely nothing to mitigate this feeling full of sadness,”
Tenerife confirmed the death of forward Jesus de Miguel in a statement on Tuesday morning.
“We went out to hospitals around the area and in the mountains to check what supplies they needed, and we tried to deliver them.”
Hamawy described his 1994 volunteer work in Bosnia with the Benevolence International Foundation in a 1996 interview with the Newark Star-Ledger.
“Do you just fall in and feel that, or keep your head down and try better, try harder and try a different path?”
Kardashian continues her reflection on how to handle criticism, advocating perseverance.
“Ideally, it’s best to vaccinate at least 30 days before the due date,”
Dr. Solomon said it is best to vaccinate at least 30 days before a baby's due date.
“So, for a new grandparent, I think it’s very reasonable to get the Covid booster at this point.”
Dr. Desai said it is very reasonable for a new grandparent to get the Covid booster at this point.
“We don’t need to be great again. We need to embrace that thing about us that has always made us great: the will to be more perfect,”
El-Sayed continued his victory speech after becoming the first Muslim elected to the US Senate.
“continues to play nice”
Blancato said continued cooperation from Trump with Democrats could lead to a strong year-end for the market.
“I think there's an opportunity here to finally pass comprehensive immigration reform to secure our border... I will work with anyone to get it done.”
Talarico told Erin Burnett he is ready to work across the aisle to pass comprehensive immigration reform.
“I think you'll have to really lean on the loss that (Texas Tech) had at Cincinnati two weeks ago for that reason,”
Yurachek said Texas Tech's loss at Cincinnati was a factor in the Red Raiders landing at No. 15.
“Collins and Murkowski would be unlikely to support anyone Trump would nominate. John Cornyn, Thom Tillis, and Bill Cassidy aren’t going to be eager to do Trump any favors. And there are other senators—e.g., John Curtis of Utah—who would be leery of anyone Trump would be eager to push through.”
Whelan wrote that several Republican senators would be unlikely to support Trump nominees, making it hard to secure 51 votes.
“hanging out of the car, and saying like, ‘Aruba!’ People said ‘Aruba!’ back. And then, she drove off.”
Greer recalled Natalee being in high spirits and hanging out of the car before driving off.
“Just imagine a world where Donald Trump is in f---ing prison.”
Piker told his audience on election night to imagine a world where Donald Trump is in prison.
“Given AI’s role in powering the US economy, speculation over whether a new Democrat Congress would slow AI capital expenditure plans briefly hit markets.”
Turner added that speculation over a Democrat Congress slowing AI capital expenditure briefly hit markets.
“heartbroken by the loss.”
Central Penn Field Hockey Club, where Apa was a member for nearly a decade, mourned her death in a social media tribute.
“The firefighters opposed it. The teachers opposed it. Planned Parenthood opposed it. The vast majority of labor opposes it. I think the majority of Californians oppose it. So, we all have our reasons why,”
Newsom cited broad opposition to Proposition 40 from firefighters, teachers, Planned Parenthood, and labor groups ahead of the election.