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Trump Failed to Stop Inflation. Now Republicans May Pay the Price in the Midterm Elections

One week before midterm elections, President Donald Trump is struggling to deliver on his promise to bring down costs Trump Failed to Stop Inflation. Now Republicans May Pay the Price in the Midterm Elections Filling up a basic Ford F-150 truck now costs about $100, up $30 from a year ago. Mortgage rates have jumped to levels that have depressed home sales. And for the past 12 months, consumer prices have risen faster than paychecks, making the average family poorer. One week before midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on his second term, Trump is struggling to deliver on his campaign promise to bring down costs, even as he insists the country has entered an economic “golden age." The same frustration that powered his comeback two years ago could now cost Republicans control of Congress. “Our nation is doing better now than ever before,” Trump insists while campaigning…

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Democrats May Win Big, But the Real Fight Starts After

Democrats appear headed for a strong midterm showing, but the larger test will come after the votes are counted. The question is not just how far they surge, but what kind of lesson they draw from it. Republicans have spent years presenting themselves as the safer pair of hands on both national security and the economy. That image has long survived contact with reality, and Democrats now have a chance to challenge it in a way that goes well beyond the usual debate over gas prices and household bills. The cost of living has clearly helped Democrats, with rising prices becoming a visible reminder of Republican failures. Some candidates have also managed to tie corruption to daily frustration in a way that feels concrete rather than abstract. But reducing the outcome to so-called kitchen table issues would leave too much on the table. A chance to break two myths The Republican brand still…

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President Trump Makes Surprising Admission About AOC: “Somehow I Don’t Mind AOC That Much”

President Donald Trump delivered a surprisingly mild version of his views on Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Sunday during a Michigan rally, telling the audience that the New York Democrat "doesn't bug me too much," even as he attacked her progressive allies in Congress. Trump remarked during his rally at the McMorran Place Sports & Entertainment Center in support of Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee in Michigan's open U.S. Senate race, nine days before the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The remark stood out because it contrasted sharply with the harsher language Trump often uses to describe Ocasio-Cortez. Amid a broader attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, another member of "the Squad," the progressive wing of the House Democratic Caucus, Trump called Omar "a little troublemaker" and told her to resign from Congress. Trump reiterated the false claim that she…

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Why the GOP’s student loan payback push could be a problem

Delivered every Monday by 10 a.m., Weekly Education examines the latest news in education politics and policy. By REBECCA CARBALLO and MACKENZIE WILKES 10/26/2026 10:00 AM EDT President Donald Trump, alongside Education Secretary Linda McMahon, shows an executive order he signed aimed at downsizing the Education Department in the East Room of the White House in Washington, March 20, 2025. | Jim LoScalzo/EPA President Donald Trump is cutting $500 checks to help people pay for health care, importing beef in hopes it’ll bring down grocery prices and grasping for ways to cut the record-high fuel costs eating into household budgets. But Republicans aren’t as flexible when it comes to the 42 million people with federal student loan debt, Rebecca writes. For Republicans, the rationale behind repaying student loans — even if voters are concerned about affordability — is simple. It’s about…

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