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Posted On: August 28th 2026, 03:46 am

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The 2026 midterm election was a particularly powerful night for Native American representation, with @debhaalandnm and Peggy Flanagan besting their opponents in New Mexico and Minnesota, respectively. Taking the stage to celebrate their wins, both Haaland and Flanagan marked the historic moment with statement earrings by Indigenous artists @patpruittmetalsmith and Jessica Mendez (@hokuemek). Discover the meaning behind their intentional accessories for the occasion at the link in bio.
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“Hatred is a hell of a motivator.” @seanhannity suggests intense opposition to President Trump may have driven Democrats to the polls, arguing that the level of hatred directed at the president is unlike anything he has seen before. Harold Ford Jr. asks whether Trump’s presence on the campaign trail may have inspired more Democrats to turn out. “I think the hatred for this man is unprecedented. I’ve never seen anything like it,” Hannity responds. Tune in to Fox News Channel now for live midterm election updates.
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Struggling to keep up with real-time market alerts? Turn on our notifications 🚨 Oil prices have crashed more than 9%, with WTI crude falling to $87.80 per barrel as Democrats swept the midterms and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said they will end the Iran war. Vice President JD Vance publicly blamed the conflict for the GOP losses, stating “the reason we lost is the war,” which reinforced market bets that the election defeat will pressure President Trump into negotiations. The steep sell-off reflects trader expectations that Democratic control of Congress will force a diplomatic resolution and ease the supply disruptions that have driven prices higher for months.
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