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Physician’s Take: Medical Diversity Post-Midterms

The Nov. 3 midterms shifted power in Washington, D.C., as Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress. Still, when attempting to rebuild public trust in medicine, an election alone is not enough. If this moment is about accountability, the institutions that train America's doctors must also be held accountable. Will diversity be a priority in medicine again? The answer is simple: It must be.

Trump Still Your President: Nicki Minaj’s Midterm Comment

Nicki Minaj is still fully in President Trump's corner after his Republican Party got trounced in the midterms and the rapper is letting the world know how she really feels. Nicki hopped on X Wednesday night and posted a list of 13 items in support of Trump and the GOP, and she still found some positives for Republicans despite losing big at the polls.

Black Women’s Impact on the 2026 Midterms

It took 250 years for an American state to elect a Black woman as governor. On Tuesday, Georgia changed that. Keisha Lance Bottoms became the first Black woman ever elected to lead a state. In the U.S. Virgin Islands, voters elected Stacey Plaskett governor. Two Black women. Two historic wins. One clear message: Black women are not waiting on history. We are writing it.

Black Texans’ Priorities Before the Midterms

From classrooms to voting booths to hospital delivery rooms, Black Texans are urging politicians to address issues shaping their communities, including educator pay, school funding, voting access, affordability and maternal health. Their message is clear: political participation means more than casting a ballot. Candidates must listen, demonstrate accountability and deliver on their promises.

Black Women Prepare for Midterms Over Brunch

There is something powerful about Black women gathering around a table. For generations, our tables have been places where we share stories, exchange wisdom, celebrate victories, and make plans for what comes next. With Election Day just around the corner, we are turning dining tables into organizing spaces and transforming conversation into action.

Black Poll Worker Recruitment 2026 Midterms

Black people fought too hard for the right to vote to sit on the sidelines when it comes to running elections. Now, ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, the effort to recruit more Black poll workers is a critical part of ensuring our communities have a hand in the democratic process.

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