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Here are five takeaways from the President Trump’s “60 Minutes” interview, which aired on Sunday on.wsj.com/4AGhqGT

www.wsj.com Five Takeaways From Trump’s ‘60 Minutes’ Interview The president said he believed a deal on immigration was “doable” and that he could never forgive his enemies.

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Voters fed up with high prices gave Democrats a landslide election victory. The big question for party winners: Can Democrats alone fix what’s broken? on.wsj.com/485H1g8

www.wsj.com Democrats Promised to Fix the Economy. What Can They Really Do? A landslide win driven by economic frustration runs headlong into the challenge of making American life more affordable.

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President Trump said Sunday that he was joking about Ultimate Fighting Championship Chief Executive Dana White becoming his next White House press secretary on.wsj.com/4fljaga

www.wsj.com Trump Says He Was Kidding About Hiring Dana White as Press Secretary Trump walks back his online post a day earlier saying he’d offered the UFC mogul a job as White House press secretary.

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Two former senior Trump advisers have been sending threatening text exchanges and trading barbs online, laying bare the rocky road ahead for the GOP after the midterms on.wsj.com/4z7Mqy8

www.wsj.com Former Trump Aides Feud Online, Trade Legal Threats in Bitter Election Fallout Two former senior Trump advisers have been sending threatening text exchanges and trading barbs online.

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What’s on tap as Congress returns to Washington? Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s fate, judicial confirmations, military spending and leadership elections. on.wsj.com/4AFM2Iz

www.wsj.com Defeated GOP-Led Congress Returns With 55 Days and a Long Wish List On tap in the lame-duck session: government funding, attempts at bipartisan deals, judicial confirmations and leadership elections.