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Former President Donald Trump unleashed a series of preemptive attacks on 2024 GOP rivals and blamed party leaders for election losses that cost them the Senate majority.

It's the weekend after the November midterms, and here are three key takeaways from Tuesday's election.

Two more states joined the American pot parade on Election Day. That's bad news. The good news, though, is that three other states wisely said, "No, thanks."

Republicans were supposed to be celebrating a blowout but instead were finger-pointing at GOP leaders -- Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump -- after big wins for the party never materialized and the Senate was declared safely in Democratic hands for another two years.

Sen. Ron Johnson charged President Biden with being "highly compromised" by his family's past ties to Chinese business dealings ahead of FBI Director Christopher Wray's scheduled testimony to a Senate committee this week.

Diamond Miller scored 22 and grabbed 13 rebounds and No. 17 Maryland turned back Fordham 83-76 on Sunday.

Heinicke's "play-like-there's-no-tomorrow" approach might never be more appropriate than on Monday night against the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles. With injured former starter Carson Wentz on the mend, Heinicke could be one bad game away from returning to the bench.

Sen. Ron Johnson criticized top Senate Republicans Sunday in the wake of the party failing to retake control of the chamber and suggested the conference should elect different members to leadership posts.

Rep. Jim Banks, who is vying to be House Republicans' next majority whip, defended Donald Trump on Sunday in the wake of the party's poor midterm results but declined to endorse another White House run by the former president.

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu pointed the finger Sunday at "extremist" GOP candidates, blaming them for his party's poor midterm performance.

Tom Brady stayed undefeated abroad by throwing two touchdown passes to help the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the Seattle Seahawks 21-16 in the first regular-season game played in Germany.

Jeff Bezos is reportedly interested in buying the Washington Commanders. And fans are apparently on board with that transaction.

Former President Donald Trump directed his ire Sunday at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell fresh off the news that Democrats would maintain their razor-thin majority of the chamber.

The box office roared back to life with the long-awaited release of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever."

A once-luxurious Miami Beach hotel that hosted the Beatles and President John F. Kennedy during its 1960s heyday was imploded Sunday after falling into disrepair and abandonment in recent years.

An explosion rocked a busy street Sunday in Istanbul, killing six and wounding dozens more in what Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called a "treacherous attack."

Sen. Bill Cassidy said Sunday that his party needs to spend less time looking in the rear-view mirror at Donald Trump, following Democrats' holding onto the Senate majority thanks to losses by candidates endorsed by the former president.

The Taliban has banned women from going to gyms and public baths throughout Afghanistan.

Sen. Rick Scott blasted his fellow Republican colleagues Sunday for costing them the majority, accusing GOP leaders of caving to Democrats by voting for bipartisan legislation.

A baseball glove worn by Babe Ruth while he played with the New York Yankees sold for over $1.5 million at an auction Saturday.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday dodged questions about whether she would keep her promise to step away from a leadership position in the next Congress.

Alec Baldwin filed a new lawsuit Friday to remove his culpability for the 2021 movie set shooting in New Mexico.

D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine's attempt to punish Dan Snyder and the Washington Commanders for alleged sexual misconduct is innovative, but legal experts say it's unlikely to stand up in court.

I had met many Hoosiers who were frustrated and fed up. They were tired of being looked down on by Washington elites who didn't understand their values and knew nothing about the places they called home.

Pentagon officials say the U.S. will maintain a "steady presence" of fighter jets at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa through rotational deployments of other aircraft, including F-22s currently positioned in Europe, but the plan has drawn increasing scrutiny on Capitol Hill.