Trump calls midterms 'crooked', demands Alaska votes go to Republican candidate
Despite having previously accepted the US midterm election results, President Donald Trump told reporters on Thursday the elections were "crooked", and he demanded the remaining votes for Alaska go to its incumbent Republican senator.
Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK party, criticized Donald Trump's "broken promise" on foreign wars after the U.S. midterms. The British conservative blamed Trump's decision to launch a war with Iran as "bizarre" and attributed the rise in gas and diesel prices to the conflict. Farage, who initially supported Trump's strikes in February, later urged the UK government to refrain from engaging in another foreign war.
The Reform UK party is attempting to distance itself from Trump in the aftermath of the Democratic Party's midterm victories.
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