With all the signs of a Democratic comeback arising from 2025’s off-year elections, there’s understandably some excitement among Democrats about a possible “wave” election next year that would dislodge the GOP trifecta that allowed Donald Trump to enact a legislative agenda this year without any minority-party input or support. The obvious benchmark for an anti-Trump wave is the 2018 midterms, which gave Democrats net gains of 41 U.S. House seats and a 17-seat majority in that chamber.
France Debt Crisis: Rising Bond Yields and Government Spending Put Europe on Alert
France faces growing debt pressure as bond yields approach 5%, borrowing costs rise and political uncertainty complicates efforts to reduce government spending and deficits.
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