“Nasdaq loses $2.5 trillion in tech rout,” The Wall Street Journal says on Friday’s front page. “Election turns richest man into the biggest loser,” says The Boston Globe. “Trump team saw collapse coming days before the vote,” but “unpopularity of war and president was too much to overcome,” The New York Times says. “Moderate Democrats increase their clout” while Minnesota “GOP says it paid price for standing by Trump,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says.
“GOP seeks new path forward,” says USA Today. “Maybe 2020 denial ends” with Democrats’ Georgia “sweep,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says. Harmeet Dhillon “quits as head of DOJ’s civil rights office” in “first shakeup at the agency since midterm Republican wipeout,” The Washington Post says. Nithya Raman defeats incumbent Karen Bass “to become next mayor of Los Angeles,” says the Los Angeles Times.
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