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The new majority

Democrats won control of the House and the Senate in the November 3, 2026 midterm elections.

The 120th Congress is sworn in on January 3, 2027. Until then Republicans hold the majority in both chambers, and Donald Trump remains president. 52 days to go.

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426.1 ppm CO₂

Mauna Loa, Sep 2026, +1.7 in a year

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We Can't Afford To Live Like This

HomeEconomy We Can’t Afford To Live Like This Published on November 12, 2026 By Josh Crowell FacebookTwitter Illustration by @misterbananawoman A tank of gas costs almost half a day’s wages, while many Americans are skipping meals due to rising grocery prices. Beyond the thousands of lives lost, the war in…

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Rep. Ilhan Omar says she is ‘not sure’ about federal probes and walks away from questions about ex-husband calling himself a ‘gay man’ in paper

Rep. Ilhan Omar says she is ‘not sure’ about federal probes and walks away from questions about ex-husband calling himself a ‘gay man’ in paper Morning Honey StaffUpdated Thu, November 12, 2026 at 10:30 AM UTCRep. Ilhan Omar faces questions about federal investigations and her former husband's academic paper. BY…

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