Fox News reported that House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is "officially running" to be Speaker of the House. According to the summary of that report, the announcement followed Republicans' midterm losses on Tuesday night. The summary did not include further details about his campaign for the post, such as when the House would vote or which members have pledged support.

The Hill reported, in an article by Julia Manchester, that Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress. The outlet said the losses included races in red strongholds such as Texas and South Carolina, and it described Democratic victories across the country on Tuesday.

The Hill also reported that the results are shaking up the 2028 presidential landscape for Republicans and raising questions about how badly Vice President Vance will be damaged in the fallout. The outlet raised those questions rather than answering them, and its summary names no specific consequences for Vance.

The two outlets focus on different parts of the aftermath, based on their published summaries. The Fox News summary centers on the race for speaker, while The Hill summary centers on the implications for the 2028 Republican presidential field.

Neither summary includes vote totals, the specific seats that changed hands, or a timeline for a House vote on the speaker. The Hill summary also ends mid-sentence, before finishing its description of how the results were seen.

Sources: Fox News: Hakeem Jeffries declares bid for House speaker after GOP's midterm massacre; The Hill: Midterm shellacking shakes up GOP 2028 presidential landscape.