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Trump Wins US Presidency

Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidential election, fueled by voter discontent and shifting demographics. Other news includes Canadian and Israeli political developments.

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Who won the U.S. presidential election?: Donald Trump has been projected to win the U.S. presidential election, reclaiming the White House. He secured key battleground states and a Senate majority for Republicans, currently leading in the popular vote.
What are some of the factors contributing to Trump's victory?: Trump's victory is attributed to voter dissatisfaction with incumbents, anxieties about inflation and immigration, and shifts in voting patterns among some demographic groups.
What other significant news events are mentioned in the article?: The article highlights various other news items, including a lion-head retirement ceremony in Canada, a dispute in the House of Commons, and the firing of Israel's defense minister.
What is the current state of the Senate and House of Representatives?: Republicans gained control of the Senate, flipping seats in Ohio, Montana, and West Virginia. The House of Representatives outcome remains undecided.
What are some of the themes or issues explored in the news pieces besides the election?: Besides the election results, the article touches on Canadian politics, Israeli politics, and an upcoming funeral for a prominent jurist.

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