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The article is a compilation of five news from November 4, where the main news is that the Democrats get a majority in Congress. President Donald Trump accepts the result but gives mixed signals about cooperation. Republicans blame Trump for the election failure, and Vice President JD Vance links the defeat to the war in Iran. Other news concerns the Riksbank's interest rate increase, a municipal manager in Jokkmokk who is fired after exposing a pornographic film, and Suzanne Reuter's participation in a musical.
Democrats take control of Congress. President Donald Trump accepts the result, but gives mixed signals about whether or not he will cooperate with opponents.
- The Democrats will present completely insane proposals, and I will veto them, he says to Fox News.
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Republicans accuse Trump of election failure
The midterm elections are described as a "bloodbath" by Republicans anonymously. But few party leaders point to the elephant in the room: Donald Trump and his policies.
Vice President JD Vance says the election defeat is due to the war in Iran, and he is supported by Trump.
- It was worth it, says the president.
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After the increase – that's how much more expensive your mortgage will be
The Riksbank's announcement about raising the key interest rate to 2 percent worries many mortgage borrowers. It can mean hundreds of Swedish kroner per month in higher costs.
But how much are you affected? Check your loans with DN's calculator.
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Municipal manager recorded porn - fired
Jokkmokk's municipal manager Lars Eriksson may leave his position with immediate effect after SVT Norrbotten revealed that he recorded several pornographic films.
"I decline to comment on the matter more than I have done," writes Lars Eriksson in an email to DN.
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Suzanne Reuter: "It's actually a favor to get old"
Suzanne Reuter has a long career behind her, as Sweden's television matriarch and comedy queen. This fall, she is currently in the musical "Smile of the Summer Night". How does she do? Comedian Kirsty Armstrong goes to Ekerö to use her as a living self-help book.
Read more here.
Five news from November 4:
Democrats gain a majority in Congress
Republicans accuse Trump of election failure
After the increase – that's how much more expensive your mortgage will be
Municipal manager may quit after porn film disclosure
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Democrats will introduce proposals that Trump will veto.
Likely · Within weeks
Donald Trump accepts the loss in the US midterm elections and says he wants to work with the Democrats. He partly blames the Iran war and rising oil prices. JD Vance links the defeat to the war in Iran, which caused oil prices to drop nearly nine percent. Trump has asked advisers about Pete Hegseth's future but expresses continued confidence in him.

Abdul El-Sayed, a 41-year-old physician and left-leaning Democrat, was elected to the Michigan Senate after beating Haley Stevens in the primary. Progressive Democrats and members of the Democratic Socialists of America won several seats in the midterm elections, but party leaders like Terry McAuliffe play down the importance of the left phalanx to the party's direction in 2028.

Democrats have secured majorities in both houses of the US Congress. The election results are seen as a protest against President Trump's economic policies and the war in Iran, which has created internal divisions within the Republican Party.

The Student List movement has won the Serbian election with 52.7 percent of the vote. With a focus on fighting corruption, the movement now faces the challenge of forming a government, while their foreign policy line creates uncertainty vis-à-vis the EU.

Carl-Johan Schiller (KD), new health care regional council in Stockholm, prioritizes shorter care queues and strengthened primary care. He advocates increased state responsibility and wants the region to regain the ability to start its own health centers.

The mid-term election in the USA was historically expensive with 120 billion kroner in campaign expenses. Despite massive Republican contributions from, among others, Elon Musk, the Democrats won several key elections, indicating the limited effect of large campaign budgets.