Fox News reveals Vance plans to form a "New Right" coalition.

US Vice President JD Vance is reportedly building a “new right” coalition aimed at voters disillusioned with Trump ahead of the 2028 election cycle, Fox News reported, after Republicans suffered heavy midterm losses. In a long post on Wednesday, Vance blamed the party’s defeat on “this war,” echoing Trump’s own remarks the previous night, and cited a pollster’s four-point agenda: ending the war, focusing on cost of living and inflation, putting America first, and changing the US relationship with Israel. A government official said the four tasks are a rallying call for the “new right” rather than a break with Trump, signaling to Republicans who back Trump but oppose his foreign policy—or feel betrayed—that “Vance is one of us.” Vance, who said in September he would not call the Iran conflict a “war,” has diverged from Trump on foreign policy and US-Israel relations. The White House held a Wednesday morning meeting to align officials’ messaging after the midterms. Watch whether Vance’s four-point platform translates into a distinct policy agenda—particularly on Israel and the Iran conflict—and whether Trump endorses or distances himself from it.