Trump Elected President, Returns to White House

Donald Trump has been elected president again, securing over 270 Electoral College votes amid concerns over the economy and immigration. His victory speech in Florida celebrated what he called 'the greatest political movement of all time,' emphasizing promises to tighten border controls and expand fossil fuel production. Trump, who previously faced political turmoil including a Capitol riot and multiple criminal trials, is set to reshape the executive branch and increase political polarization. Kamala Harris, his Democratic opponent, trails significantly in both electoral and popular votes, with several states still counting. The Republican Party also regained a Senate majority, positioning Trump to push forward his agenda with less opposition. The upcoming administration's effectiveness will depend on its ability to address pressing issues while maintaining national unity.