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Pathways to victory: A look at how Democrats and Republicans can win the Senate

The fate of the Senate has been one of the biggest mysteries of this election cycle, but both major parties are within striking distance of winning control of Congress's upper chamber.

Powerball results: Numbers for record $1.9 billion jackpot revealed after delay

After an initial delay Monday evening, numbers were drawn on Tuesday for the record $1.9 billion Powerball.

WATCH: Tudor Dixon slams Stephen Colbert apology, ‘not understanding’

Republican Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon slammed late-night television host Stephen Colbert for “not understanding the heartbeat of America.”

SEE IT: Kathy Griffin mocked with ‘greatest meme ever’ over Twitter suspension

Kathy Griffin is being mocked after she was suspended from Twitter for impersonating Elon Musk.

WATCH: Jimmy Kimmel’s wife pleas for abortion rights, ‘not to love abortion’

The wife of late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel sounded the alarm for abortion rights on his show Monday night.

Trump gambles on seizing the spotlight from GOP ahead of expected wins

Former President Donald Trump is testing whether Republican voters will reward him for contributing to the party’s success in the midterm elections or penalize him for overshadowing what figures to be a good night for the GOP.

Powerball drawing delayed: Here’s why Monday’s record $1.9 billion lottery is being announced today

The winning numbers for the record $1.9 billion Powerball lottery are expected Tuesday morning after it was delayed due to a technical issue.

Biden’s presidency and legacy on the line in Tuesday’s midterm elections

President Joe Biden has a lot riding on Tuesday’s midterm elections.

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.
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