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Trump’s wealth dented after Democrats trounce Republicans in midterms

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Trump Media stock and WLFI coin saw declines but he is still $2.7bn wealthier than when he won election in 2024 Send us your questions about the midterm results Track live results from all 50 states Donald Trump ’s wealth is falling along with his political fortunes.

What the coverage shows

Most outlets frame the story as a Democratic sweep that weakens Trump and gives Democrats control of Congress, with The Economist calling it a “landslide” and The Independent and Los Angeles Times stressing plans to use hearings and subpoenas to check him. France 24 is the most varied source, with one piece focusing on broken promises and inflation, another on how Trump may work with Democrats, and a third on corruption driving the result. The Guardian US is alone in foregrounding Trump’s wealth decline, while the South China Morning Post uniquely highlights an Iran-related reckoning and the scope of Democrats’ new leverage.

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