Questions people are asking
The questions rising on Google right now, answered straight — the answer first, then the truth behind it.
Did Katie Miller Vote in the Midterm Elections?
No. Katie Miller, the wife of incoming White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, told CBS News she did not vote in Virginia in the midterm elections — in the same interview where she explained the Republican losses by saying mothers are too busy raising their children to go to the polls.
What Is an Affidavit Ballot in Mississippi?
An affidavit ballot is Mississippi's name for a provisional ballot. A voter casts one when there is a question about their eligibility at the polling place; the ballot is sealed in a signed envelope, set aside, and counted only after officials verify the voter was eligible — which is why thousands of them, in a Senate race led by 2,574 votes, are now deciding who wins.
Will Democrats Impeach Trump in 2027?
Not on the record the leaders have made. Incoming Speaker Hakeem Jeffries says no member of his caucus has even raised impeachment with him, and the announced Democratic plan is investigations and subpoenas — even as President Trump, on Saturday, ordered the Justice Department to investigate Democrats for talking about impeachment, calling it extortion.
Who Is the President of Paraguay Now?
Pedro Alliana is president of Paraguay now. The vice president was sworn in on Friday, November 6, after the Senate removed Santiago Peña over the Ueno Bank collapse, and he will serve out Peña's term until August 2028.
When Is the New Congress Sworn In?
The new Congress — the 120th — is sworn in at noon on Sunday, January 3, 2027. That is when the Democrats elected on November 3 actually take control of the House and Senate; until that moment, the current Republican Congress keeps full power.
When Does Gina Hinojosa Take Office as Texas Governor?
Gina Hinojosa takes office on January 19, 2027. Until that day Greg Abbott remains governor of Texas — her win on November 3 started a transition of about eleven weeks, not a change of power.
Will Justices Thomas and Alito Retire After the Democrats' Senate Win?
There is no sign either man is leaving. Alito says he will stay through the current term and has told people close to him he does not intend to retire now, and Thomas has given no indication of stepping down — even though a retirement after January would hand his seat's fate to a Democratic Senate.
Did a Federal Judge Dismiss the Trump Administration's Lawsuit Seeking Harvard's Admissions Data?
Yes. Judge Myong Joun dismissed the case on November 2 because the Justice Department had not shown it took the steps Title VI requires before suing — but the dismissal was without prejudice, so the government can fix the defects and file again.