As other nations wonder what seismic Republican losses will mean in Iran, Ukraine and elsewhere, many are mindful that the president still controls foreign policy.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is expected to land in Israel on Tuesday night for a series of meetings with senior Israeli officials, as the White House tries to revive momentum on its plans for the future of the Gaza Strip.

Many think he will follow through on a promise the president broke: End America’s involvement in wars abroad, focus on improving the economy at home.

In a pre-dawn raid on October 12, Ilhan Omar recalled being startled awake by Homeland Security agents banging on the door of her Washington DC home. During the raid at least 25 agents searched the modest dwelling for almost five hours and “walked away with 17 items,

Former Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib says he has a new White House role after his nomination to become U.S. ambassador to Kuwait stalled.

And three other things HuffPost reporters are watching on Election Day.

The Trump administration’s final pitch to voters on Election Day seems to be that higher prices are a good thing. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins told Newsmax Tuesday afternoon that the United States was “going to have record exports this year for corn and wheat and cotton and other incredible American industries while those prices are rising.

The president called the Michigan congresswoman's move brave, after she switched her endorsement 48 hours before Election Day.