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Here’s a look at the crowded field of candidates seeking to represent the Third Congressional District.  Meet the candidates seeking to represent the Seventh Congressional District.   A primer on the candidates hoping to represent the Eighth Congressional District.   Meet the candidates in the race for the Fourth Congressional District.   Election date: Tuesday, Sept. 4 Polling hours: 7 a.m.

Here’s a look at the crowded field of candidates seeking to represent the Third Congressional District.  Meet the candidates seeking to represent the Seventh Congressional District.   A primer on the candidates hoping to represent the Eighth Congressional District.   Meet the candidates in the race for the Fourth Congressional District.   Election date: Tuesday, Sept. 4 Polling hours: 7 a.m.

Two people are dead and one suspect has been killed after a shooting Sunday at a video game tournament at Jacksonville Landing, an entertainment area in the downtown area of Jacksonville, Fla., authorities said. Nine people were injured by gunshot wound and two were killed, the Jackson Sheriff's office said on Sunday evening. The suspect, a 24-year-old white male, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.   "Mass shooting at the Jacksonville Landing," the city's sheriff's department tweeted. "Stay far away from the area. The area is not safe at this time.

Sen. MORE (R-Ariz.), who died on Saturday, will be buried at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., on Sunday, Sept. 2, following a week of memorial services commemorating his life.  McCain, 81, died on Aug. 25 after a yearlong battle with an aggressive form of brain cancer.  The Senate giant will be laid to rest next to his Naval Academy classmate and friend Admiral Chuck Larson, according to a schedule of events from his office. McCain graduated from the Naval Academy in 1958.  "As classmates at the U.S.

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It could be déjà vu when MORE suits up for his second court battle next month. Legal experts say that federal prosecutors, fresh off a victory this past week in Virginia, stand a good chance of securing a second conviction in Washington, D.C., with more evidence and more damning charges against Trump’s former campaign chairman brought by special counsel MORE's legal team. He’s also accused of witness tampering, which observers say is unlikely to sit well with jurors. “You can say you’ve been wrong

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The TAKE with Rick Klein Two former top aides to President Donald Trump played opposite sides of the loyalty card to the same stunning conclusion: guilty pronouncements in federal court. But that won't be the final word – not even close. Perhaps the most mind-blowing hour of the Trump presidency brought anything but finality to the legal sagas surrounding the Trump presidency. By far the most damaging revelations come courtesy of Michael Cohen.