First Muslim Senator
Watch: Abdul El-Sayed claims victory
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declared 'We can turn Inshallah into Alhamdulila.'
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declared 'We can turn Inshallah into Alhamdulila.'


Election results have given the Orthodox Jewish community unprecedented representation in the country's legislatures.

Live updates: Vote counting continues in the US midterm elections, with all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats at stake, alongside gubernatorial races.

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich warns that Democratic control of Congress could deepen divisions within the party and trigger investigations and impeachment efforts against President Trump. Watch NEWSM

Following the Republicans' election defeat, Fox News host Sean Hannity argued that major midterm losses have historically been followed by presidential comebacks, pointing to Reagan, Clinton and Obama

Trump tells CBS News he is prepared to veto Democratic legislation if Republicans lose Congress, while signaling plans to expand his use of executive powers.

Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul expected to defeat Republican Bruce Blakeman in New York, following campaign marked by clashes over antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish voter concerns.

Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz wins Florida seat in race between two pro-Israel candidates.

After beating cancer once, 7-year-old Chaim Rubin now faces the heartbreaking news that the disease has returned. He urgently needs life-saving treatment in the US. Help him fight again and give him a chance at a healthy childhood.







































































Israel's Central Elections Committee completes its most extensive election review to date, finding no evidence of irregularities affecting the results.

Former Beit Shemesh Mayor Aliza Bloch calls for a broad unity government, warning that political boycotts could drag Israel into another unnecessary election.

Only 34% of the public prefer another round of elections, while 74% oppose a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot and relying on Arab parties.

Former senior Shin Bet official Amit Assa considers the alleged distribution of bribes to voters a serious matter, but only the tip of the iceberg of a much deeper problem that must be investigated.