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Headlines

Ohio Republican Pat Tiberi to Resign from Congress

Updating an earlier story, the nine term Ohio Republican will depart no later than January 31, 2018

Senior House Republican May Resign from Congress

Nine term Ohio Rep. Pat Tiberi is reported to be leaving Congress to join the Ohio Business Roundtable

Fox News Finds Alabama Senate Race Tied

Democrat Doug Jones and Republican Roy Moore both come in at 42%, approximately seven weeks before the December 12 special election

Maine Senator Susan Collins to Remain in Senate

The four-term Republican had been considering a run for the seat being vacated by termed out governor Paul LePage

Moore Still Leads by 8 in Alabama Senate Race

The margin is the same as a poll out at the beginning of October




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