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Battle for Senate control a ‘jump ball’ — but late momentum favors GOP

The race for control of the 50-50 Senate will come down to a handful of key races in a midterm cycle that carries high stakes for the future of President Joe Biden’s legislative agenda.

Recalls, emails, and leaks: Inside the scorched-earth battle to be San Francisco’s district attorney

The battle to be San Francisco's district attorney has gotten ugly since the recall of soft-on-crime predecessor Chesa Boudin — and voters will now have their say to cap off a bitter campaign waged by four main candidates.

Biden’s drilling and coal comments expose Democratic rift days before election

President Joe Biden exposed a rift within the Democratic Party just two days before an election with his off-the-cuff pledge to approve "no more drilling. "

Record $1.9 billion Powerball jackpot drawing delayed

The Monday drawing for the Powerball lottery, with its largest-ever jackpot at roughly $1.9 billion, has been delayed.

Trump lawyer says DeSantis needs to ‘stay in Florida’ amid 2024 speculation

A lawyer for former President Donald Trump says Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is not ready to run for president in 2024.

North Carolina elections officials look into reports of voter intimidation

Officials in North Carolina are investigating reports of suspected voter intimidation.

On election eve, Trump teases ‘very big announcement’ amid 2024 speculation

After stoking speculation Monday that he would use an Ohio campaign rally to launch his 2024 presidential bid, former President Donald Trump did not unveil his political plans – but he did set a date for a likely campaign launch next week.

‘Runoff? No, we’re winning this’: Walker predicts victory in Georgia Senate race

KENNESAW, Georgia — Republican Herschel Walker swung hard at Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) as he rallied roughly 500 cheering supporters, concluding a hard-fought 2022 campaign the GOP hopes will deliver the party Senate control in Tuesday’s midterm elections.

Indiana poll worker removed from voter site amid controversy

A poll worker in Indiana has been removed from an early voting location after Republicans accused him of pressuring voters.

Western aid to Ukraine is ‘a model to avoid nuclear wars’: Zelensky

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s inability to conquer Ukraine has showcased the strength of Western democracies and diminished the likelihood of nuclear war, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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