Democrats win both House and Senate in stunning rebuke for Trump

Democrats achieved a significant victory in the midterm elections, gaining control of both the House and Senate, marking a shift in congressional power against President Trump. Voter dissatisfaction over economic issues and government corruption fueled this outcome, leading to unexpected wins in traditionally Republican states. Key victories included Adam Hamilton in Kansas and James Talarico in Texas, while notable losses for Republicans included Senator Susan Collins. Trump acknowledged the results but hinted at resistance to Democratic legislation. The elections also saw historic milestones, such as Keisha Lance Bottoms becoming the first Black female governor in U.S. history. Democratic leaders plan to focus on economic reforms and oversight of the Trump administration.