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Democrats will lose the House, but by nowhere near the margins anticipated, and have a good chance of retaining the Senate.

President Joe Biden insisted that he wouldnt change anything after Democrats had a better night than expected in Tuesdays midterm races.

President Biden is set to make his first public remarks following election day, with a press conference scheduled for 4 p.m. ET this afternoon at the White House.

You can look at where Democrats are spending and what they're doing in the final stretch of voting -- and, in some cases, even what they're saying about how things look.

Executive Branch updates include Hurricane Ian response Treasury takes sanctions actions across Bosnia and Herzegovina, SEC charges Kim Kardashian for unlawfully touting crypto security, and Former Alabama Police Chief Indicted for excessive force and lying to investigators.

White House press handlers pushed reporters out of the State Dining room on Monday as journalists shouted questions at an unresponsive President Biden at a meeting with advisers on economic competition.

Updates from capital hill this weekend include the release of political prisoners in Belarus, SEC charging Compass Minerals for misleading investors, Hurricane Fiona reports, FERC proposes incentives for voluntary cybersecurity investments, and DOJ enforcement.

So where's the outrage?

White House press handlers pushed reporters out of the State Dining room on Monday as journalists shouted questions at an unresponsive President Biden at a meeting with advisers on economic competition.

Horseback riding with Ronald Reagan. Yachting with Bill Clinton. Sipping tea with Joe Biden. Queen Elizabeth II, who died Thursday at age 96, had met every American president since Dwight Eisenhower, with the exception of Lyndon Johnson, who did not visit Britain during his presidency. Biden was the 13th and final U.S. president to meet…