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Few surprises so far in state victories
Polls are closed in more than two dozen states -- but the race for president is still wide open. President Bush has won several southern states, while Kerry has taken Illinois and several Democratic strongholds in the Northeast. The race is still too close to call in the major battleground states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. Those three states have a combined 68 electoral votes, one-fourth of the amount needed to win. Republicans and Democrats are also battling tonight for control of the Senate in a string of races concentrated in the South and West. So far, the parties have swapped seats in Georgia and Illinois, where rising Democratic political star Barack Obama has won easily. Obama will become the only black senator in the new Congress.
One person has died and six others have been injured at the Ohio State Fair after a ride malfunction Wednesday, according to WDTN.
Full Story >One person has died and six others have been injured at the Ohio State Fair after a ride malfunction Wednesday, according to WDTN.
Full Story >The Senate is plunging into full-fledged debate on the Republican effort to demolish the Obama health care law.
Full Story >The Senate is plunging into full-fledged debate on the Republican effort to demolish the Obama health care law.
Full Story >President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman will not be testifying Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, as originally scheduled, after the committee rescinded its subpoena.
Full Story >President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman will not be testifying Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, as originally scheduled, after the committee rescinded its subpoena.
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Full Story >Scientists are building yeast DNA from scratch, a stepping stone toward making new organisms.
Full Story >Trump's intensifying criticism has fueled speculation that the attorney general may step down even if the president stops short of firing him.
Full Story >Trump's intensifying criticism has fueled speculation that the attorney general may step down even if the president stops short of firing him.
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