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Oct 16

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Campaign Spending Trends Reveal GOP and Democratic Strategies

With midterm elections nearly three weeks away, both the Democratic and Republican parties have raised millions of dollars for their House and Senate candidates' campaigns. Political reporters analyze who is contributing money and its influence on the election.

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Oct 10

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Foley E-mail Scandal Boosts Democrat in Ohio House Race

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Reverberations of the e-mail scandal involving former Rep. Mark Foley, R-Fla., can be felt as far as Ohio's 18th District contest, where Republican state Sen. Joy Padgett is running against Democrat Zack Space.

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Oct 06

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Candidates Battle to Fill Frist’s Tennessee Senate Seat

In what is becoming one of this cycle's most competitive Senate races, Republican Chattanooga Mayor Bob Corker and Rep. Harold Ford, D-Tenn., remain neck and neck to replace retiring Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist.

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Oct 06

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Analysts Discuss Midterm Elections, Foley Scandal

Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the Tennessee Senate race, other competitive midterm election matchups, and the political implications of the scandal over Rep. Mark Foley's involvement with young male pages.

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Oct 05

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House Starts Probe into Leadership Handling of Foley E-mails

One week after Rep. Mark Foley, R-Fla., resigned over explicit messages to a congressional page, the House ethics committee has launched an investigation into how the leadership handled the matter.

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Sep 26

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Prime Minister Blair Gives Farewell Speech to Labour Party

In an hour-long speech Tuesday, British Prime Minister Tony Blair addressed the Labour Party for the last time, admitting it will be "hard to let go" when he steps down as leader next year. He also pledged to help unify…

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Sep 25

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Iraqi President Shares Views on Terrorism Threat, Security

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani responds to a leaked U.S. intelligence report that says the Iraqi war is increasing the threat of terrorism. He also discusses security in Baghdad and the future of Iraqi politics.

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Sep 20

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Senate Races in South Gain Momentum as Election Nears

With Republicans fighting to retain their 10-seat advantage in the Senate, Democrats are campaigning to pick up the six seats they need in November's elections to win a majority. Analysts focus on two key Senate races in Virginia and Tennessee.

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Sep 05

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Felipe Calderon Certified Mexico’s President-elect

A top Mexican court certified Felipe Calderon as the new president of Mexico Tuesday, two months after the election, rejecting allegations of fraud. His challenger Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has vowed to ignore the court's decision. Analysts discuss the disputed…

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Aug 07

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Lieberman, Lamont Face Off in Connecticut’s Democratic Primary

Polls that once pegged Ned Lamont as a long-shot in Connecticut's Democratic primary for Senate, now have the first-time candidate ahead of incumbent Sen. Joseph Lieberman going into Tuesday's vote. But, as Gwen Ifill reported Monday, the race is far…

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