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Melania Trump hosts Russian and Ukrainian envoys at White House Representatives of Russia and Ukraine are meeting at the White House in Washington, DC for talks hosted by First Lady Melania Trump. The meeting follows a temporary humanitarian ceasefire in Alyoshki, a city in the Russian region of Kherson, coordinated with the first lady's involvement. The White House announced the gathering on November 3, describing it as an "extraordinary moment in American history." Russia is represented by Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova and Special Presidential Envoy Kirill Dmitriev, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Ukraine has sent Human Rights Commissioner Dmitry Lubinets and David Arakhamia, the head of the ruling Servant of the People parliamentary faction. @americanmajority

Turkish parliament approves first article of Mecca defense pact Turkiye's parliament approved the first article of a bill on 4 November ratifying the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement after closing debate on the full text and turning to an article by article vote. Faik Oztrak, parliamentary group chair of the Republican People's Party (CHP), voiced his party's support for the pact, telling the chamber that the deal gives Turkiye an opening to build a new regional security structure outside NATO, with Ankara at its center. "This agreement is particularly significant in that it opens up a new autonomous space in the east west balance," Oztrak said, adding that Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has declared Tehran ready to join. @americanmajority

Trump: Stock market numbers "through the roof" President Donald Trump celebrated the stock market reaching a "record high" with the numbers going "through the roof." Per CNBC data on Wednesday, the Dow closed at 3.03% with S&P closing at 1.58% and Nasdaq composite closed at 1.44%. In a Truth Social post Wednesday morning, President Trump touted the stock market reaching a record high in "just a short period of time." "Stock Market just hit another Record High - 91 Days in just a short period of time - Less than two years. Your 401(k)s are through the roof. Record Setting All!" @americanmajority

Kremlin responds to US midterm results Moscow hopes US President Donald Trump will press ahead with efforts to end the Ukraine conflict despite the Republicans' defeat in the midterm elections, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday, Peskov was asked whether the Democrats' takeover of both chambers of Congress could derail dialogue between Moscow and Washington. "President Trump remains in office, and we sincerely hope that he will continue his peace making efforts," Peskov said. "There has been progress, and another round of trilateral talks is coming very soon." @americanmajority

Trump announces halt to $4 bn in aid to Israel on midterm election day The US will stop providing $4 billion in annual military assistance to Israel starting next year, President Donald Trump has said. The country does not need the money and the issue is exploited by the left to generate bad publicity for the US government at home, he told Fox & Friends on Tuesday as Americans headed to the polls for the midterm elections. Trump said he reached an agreement on the issue with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to the president, the prime minister raised the issue himself. Yea, except, they don't need to anymore, since the two armies are joint operations now. Pentagon's budget might as well be called Israeli military budget and it won't be that much of an exaggeration. @americanmajority

One last thing about BioClandestine... What's up with those quotation marks? That's not American English. Unlike in British English, in standard American English, we write quotation marks after punctuation, not before. So it would be "blue tsunami." Obviously, this isn't proof of anything, but I sure find it peculiar. Maybe he didn't write it, maybe he used AI... I don't know. ...Wie unser frischgebackener Vater hier, habe auch ich, ein sehr genaues Ohr für Akzente. Und wie er, finde ich Ihren äußerst seltsam.

Democrats seize US Congress in crushing midterm blow to Trump Democrats have seized control of both chambers of the US Congress in a sweeping midterm victory, flipping seven Republican-held Senate seats and 25 House districts in a stinging defeat for President Donald Trump and his party. According to the latest tally, Democrats hold 54 Senate seats to 44 for the Republicans, surpassing the 51 needed for control. In the House, Fox News reports 228 Democratic seats against 139 Republican seats, with 68 races still undecided and 218 needed for a majority. Republicans entered election night controlling both chambers. The empire doesn't care and neither should you. I can't deny it's fun to watch some people cope about this though. I am, indeed, entertained. @americanmajority

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Boy. How quickly the vibes can change. Just a few days ago, every Democrat, pollster, media outlet, and doomer, was projecting a “blue tsunami”. All that has evaporated. The Dems are no longer projecting the confidence they did earlier this week. -El-Sayed disaster in Michigan -Election fraud scam in Alaska -Dems fighting for illegal voters in Cali -Talarico failing in Texas early voting Dems are falling apart right before Election Day.

Democrats have gained controll of both houses of Congress. It turns out doing nothing for your voters, wars for Israel, and massive incompetence at every turn weren't the route to popularity...

Iranian FM says Tehran pursuing regional security framework "free of foreign influence" Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on 3 November that Tehran is pursuing a regional security framework built by West Asian countries, free of any foreign military presence. "We have no hostility toward the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council," Araghchi wrote on X, referring to his recent interview with Al Jazeera, adding "We appreciate the positive role played by Qatar and Oman and continue our dialogue with Saudi Arabia." "Our goal is to reach new regional security arrangements established by the countries of the region themselves, away from any foreign military presence," he added. If I was a cynical man, I'd say something snarky like that Araghchi himself is very much "foreign influence." Luckily, I am not a cynical man. Oh, wait. I AM! Funny to see this dude talk about "foreign influence" when everything he does helps foreign interests. @americanmajority

Trump rallies in Iowa, pushes for "America first" voters "up and down the line" President Donald Trump is capping off the 2026 midterm campaign with high-energy rallies in reliable GOP strongholds, with his most recent stop in Dubuque, Iowa. Speaking at the Five Flags Event Center, President Trump stated that the Republican party is poised for sweeping victories in Tuesday’s midterm elections. “We’re going to elect ‘America first’ Republicans up and down the line,” Trump told the cheering crowd on Sunday. During the rally, President Trump addressed Midwestern agricultural issues, including support for biofuel/ethanol policies and protecting family farms by highlighting tax policies like estate tax relief. @americanmajority

US midterms to become most expensive election ever The US midterm elections are on track to becoming the most costly in history, with campaign spending expected to reach almost $12 billion. The figure should surpass the previous record of $8.9 billion, set during the midterms in 2022, by at least by $2 billion, the OpenSecrets monitoring group said after analyzing the Federal Election Commission’s disclosure data. Democratic candidates have outspent their Republican rivals by $5.5 billion to $5.1 billion. Third party candidates have spent another $1.3 billion, it said. Most of the spending came from outside political groups, dubbed Super Political Action Committees (Super PACS), backing the two parties, according to the monitor. Entertainment is expensive. @americanmajority

The United States may launch a nuclear strike against Iran in the coming days, pressured by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Tucker Carlson. Tucker tends to shoot from the hip, but it wouldn't surprise me if this did happen.

French police officers set ablaze amid unrest ...Rioters hurled incendiary devices at police in Paris as another wave of cost of living protests swept across France on Saturday. Five law enforcement officers were injured, including three by Molotov cocktails, according to police. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez described the attacks as "attempted murder." Videos from the scene show a Molotov cocktail being thrown at officers standing in formation with riot shields. One officer catches fire and is quickly engulfed in flames before a colleague uses a fire extinguisher to put out the blaze... @americanmajority

Canada's largest labor federation votes to block arms shipments bound for Israel In a statement published on October 28, the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), which represents some 3 million workers, called on its members to block the handling of all weapons and military equipment passing through Canada to Israel. "The Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) Canadian Council has voted in support of a resolution calling on workers to refuse to handle weapons and military equipment destined for Israel," the statement reads. The CLC added that it "stands in solidarity with Palestinian workers and their families, and with all those calling for peace, justice and respect for international law." @americanmajority