Democrats find recipe to win Republican Senate seats ↗
Front page leadDemocrats may have discovered a strategy to win Republican seats in the Senate, as indicated by polls and forecasts for the American midterms.
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De Morgen's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on US politics and upcoming midterms. Other prominent international stories include Spain's snap election and the Brazilian presidential election. Domestically, the Belgian page touches on Flemish budget…
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Follow US midterm polls and forecasts live ↗
Live coverage of polls and projections for the upcoming American midterm elections.
Trump urges Republicans to vote by mail, changing his tune ↗
After years of criticism, Donald Trump is now encouraging Republicans to vote by mail, marking a significant shift in his stance.
Spanish PM withdraws support for government amid housing crisis anger ↗
Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez is withdrawing support for his government due to public anger over the housing crisis, leading to early elections on November 29.
Three generations on Flemish austerity: 'Making it impossible for young… ↗
Generational perspectives on Flemish austerity measures question how difficult these policies make life for young families.
Ben Weyts staffer posed as gay Muslim in fabricated opinion piece ↗
A cabinet employee of Flemish minister Ben Weyts (N-VA) posed as a gay Muslim in a fabricated opinion piece, an act described as 'simply stupid'.
Worse than deficits: the political impasse in France ↗
Paul De Grauwe argues that the political deadlock in France is a more significant issue than high budget deficits and national debt.
Dave De Kock on Dean's final hours: 'I know I got angry in the car' ↗
Dave De Kock recounts the final hours of Dean, admitting to becoming angry in the car.
Flávio Bolsonaro beats Lula da Silva in first round of Brazil elections ↗
Flávio Bolsonaro has won the first round of the Brazilian elections against Lula da Silva, but a second round is necessary.
Russian lab assistant dies after breaking test tube with plague bacteria ↗
A 28-year-old Russian lab assistant died after a test tube containing plague bacteria broke, leading to 200 people being quarantined.
Flanders continues to fell trees at a high rate ↗
Flanders is proceeding with tree felling, with nearly 10,000 applications expected in 2025, the highest number in six years.
New light on ketamine after gang rape at top university ↗
A gang rape incident at a prestigious university has prompted a closer examination of how ketamine works as a drug.
Expert: 'My husband's mother doesn't know we're married' ↗
Political scientist and defense expert Sven Biscop shares a personal anecdote about his marriage.
As religion gains importance, so does homophobia ↗
The rise in religious influence is accompanied by an increase in homophobia, driven by a desire to impose religious rules on others.
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