First Muslim Elected to US Senate After Being Labeled "Jihadist" by Trump ↗
Front page leadAbdul El-Sayed, who was labeled a "jihadist" by Donald Trump, has become the first Muslim to win a seat in the US Senate, securing victory in Michigan.
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The front page of HLN is dominated by the US Midterm elections, with several stories detailing the results and their implications. Other prominent stories include a Belgian court case involving singer Marco Borsato and a report on exploding oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
Abdul El-Sayed, who was labeled a "jihadist" by Donald Trump, has become the first Muslim to win a seat in the US Senate, securing victory in Michigan.
The foreign press has reacted strongly to the US Midterm election results, describing it as a "nightmare" for Trump and a "day of judgment" for the Republicans due to the Democrats' significant victory.
This report provides essential information and analysis regarding the "blue wave" observed in the US Midterm elections.
Professor Kerremans shares his surprise at some of the US Midterm election results and presents his five most important conclusions, noting that he did not anticipate these outcomes.
Singer Marco Borsato is requesting the return of €391,000 in costs following his sex case and is cautiously looking towards the future, having resumed singing lessons.
Four oil tankers have exploded in the Strait of Hormuz, with one report stating that "Netanyahu must go."
A report highlights Peter De Clercq, a world champion described as a "good cook and smart businessman" from Flanders, Belgium.