Americans Signal End Of Trump Era
Summary
Americans have voted against Donald Trump in the mid-term polls, signaling a major setback for his administration amid anger over war, inflation and unpopular policies. The article also says the Trump administration’s closure of USAID has hurt humanitarian and development programs globally, including in Nepal.
Key Points
- Americans delivered a humiliating electoral defeat to Donald Trump in the November 3, 2026 mid-term polls, with Republicans losing heavily in their strongholds.
- The article blames Trump’s policies, including tariffs, the war with Iran and high prices, for worsening living costs and public anger in the US.
- It says the Trump administration’s closure of USAID disrupted humanitarian and development work in about 130 countries and led to major project and job losses in Nepal.
- A Lancet study and reports cited in the article warn that USAID funding cuts could cause millions of additional deaths and widespread employment losses worldwide.
