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Republican group yanks millions from Senate ranks that may decide control of Congress

A Republican super PAC abruptly cut $6.5 million in planned advertising in a crucial Senate race where President Donald Trump’s endorsed candidate has consistently trailed his Democratic opponent.Old North Action removed the October reservations from North Carolina’s Senate contest, according to Sem...

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