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Midterms: Donald Trump, the beginning of the end?

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First published 2 hours ago (Oct 29, 2026, 12:46 PM UTC) · latest update Oct 29, 2026, 1:42 PM UTC

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UnisMidtermsDonald Trump

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Le Monde · Independent · France
LIVE, midterms 2026: in the Senate race, Democrats no longer rule out a victory in Mississippi, Florida and South Carolina.
L’Express · Independent · Mauritius
Midterms: Democrats still favorites in the polls, but a “blue wave” still uncertain.
Le Figaro · Independent · Global
“He is reduced to buying people”: Donald Trump promises huge gifts to his voters as the midterms approach.
RFI · Independent · Global
United States: from Bernie Sanders to Zohran Mamdani, the comeback of American socialists.
La Croix · Independent · Global
“United States: the confiscated vote”, by Ludivine Gilli: the fight, still ongoing, for the ballot boxes.
Les Echos · Independent · Global
“In the United States, elections are primarily decided by the popularity of the outgoing party.”

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