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As midterm Election Day approaches, candidates clash in debates

The House and Senate majorities hang in the balance as Election Day for the U.S. midterms is less than three weeks away. The GOP is aiming to retain its majorities in both congressional chambers while the Democratic Party seeks to win control. Candidates clashed in debates on Thursday, with a heckler interrupting a U.S. Senate election debate between…

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