Trump's Party Loses Big in US Midterms: What's Next for His Presidency?

President Donald Trump's Republican Party suffered a major defeat in the U.S. midterm elections, losing control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives to the Democrats, raising questions about his political future. With votes still being counted, Democrats secured majorities in both chambers, winning at least 53 Senate seats and 220 House seats. Trump did not accept responsibility for the loss, instead blaming dissatisfaction with individual candidates, though experts cite his policies on inflation, foreign affairs, and taxes as key factors. While Trump will not lose the presidency since this was not a presidential election, his power will be significantly diminished. The Democratic majority will now control legislative decisions, spending, and funding allocations, limiting the administration's ability to act unilaterally.