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‘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.

Biden stumps for Wes Moore in Maryland, implores heckler, ‘Don’t jump!’

President Joe Biden finished the last night before Election Day at a rally for Maryland gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore, giving his standard stump speech before a crowd that included three hecklers who were later removed.

Fetterman’s campaign sues to get undated and misdated mail-in votes counted

Lt. Gov. John Fetterman's campaign for U.S. Senate sued Pennsylvania election officials, asking a federal judge to allow the counting of problematic mail-in ballots.

Sailor gets 20-year sentence for cargo ship murder off Los Angeles coast

A cargo ship sailor was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison Monday for stabbing to death his supervisor off the coast of Los Angeles during the pandemic.

Biden says ‘we have to retrain’ police and hire social workers in crime spree

President Joe Biden called for police reforms in a closing pitch to black voters as Democrats' handling of rising crime threatens to hamstring candidates in pivotal races across the country.

UK cuts deal with US for LNG to help get through winter without Russian fuels

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is slated to announce an energy partnership with the United States this week to allow his country to secure more liquefied natural gas, or LNG, from American sellers to help Britons avoid staggering high prices and a supply crisis this winter.

Ted Cruz hit by flying beer can at Astros World Series parade

Someone threw a beer at Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) during the World Series parade for the Houston Astros, leading to an arrest on Monday.

Special master in Trump records dispute to contact National Archives

The special master in Donald Trump's documents case dropped an order on the docket just hours before the former president may announce another bid for the White House.
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