Live from NPR News, I'm Lakshmi Singh.

President Trump's commemorating the anniversary of his re-election to a second term.

He marked the occasion a short time ago at a business forum in Miami, where he talked about a U.S. economy thriving on his watch.

It's been really helped a lot by the tariffs.

It's been really helped incredibly because this is really a

transition period. We went from a horrible, failed country to a tremendous success. It's a transition.

Trump also acknowledged Republican losses to Democrats yesterday in a number of key races

widely viewed as a rebuke of tariffs and other Trump policies.

In GOP reactions, see yesterday's setback, Trump urged Senate Republicans at a breakfast this morning to scrap the filibuster,

blaming the losses on the government shutdown.

Hours later, California Republicans filed a lawsuit challenging voter approval of a redistricting measure that would benefit Democrats.

Prop 50 was a Democrat's response to similar initiatives in GOP-led states.

Jewish and Muslim groups are responding to the election of Democratic Socialists.

Zarnamandhi is the next mayor of New York City.

Here's NPR's Jason DeRose.

The Union for Reform Judaism said in a statement

that it would hold the new mayor accountable to his commitments to protect Jewish communities

and confront anti-Semitism. Many Jewish leaders had raised concerns about Mamdani's pro-Palestinian

and anti-Zionist positions. The Anti-Defamation League says it's launching a tip line to report

Mamdani administration policies and appointments that might affect Jewish New Yorkers. The Council

for American Islamic Relations is calling Mamdami's election and historic turning point for Muslims,

as well as a rebuke of Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian politics.

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